The best of the week @ Pajamas:
The Corn & Miniter Show – Episode 4 – Giuliani’s social views, Gingrich’s stilted Spanish, and Obama’s cash.
Seymour Hersh discusses U.S. “invasion plans” on Iranian Radio
The General Vanishes: In early February, Ali-Reza Asgari, a high ranking Iranian General and a “gold mine for Western intelligence,” vanished on a trip to Istanbul. Or did he? – Richard Miniter
Dr. Arieh Eldad – The Pajamas Media Interview – Part 1
So, We’ve Established That We’ll Pay: Yes, they’re free. And now the hostage taking and the beheadings will continue until further notice. – Jules Crittenden
Clinton Saves But Nixon Invests: There are jobs only the government can do or fund. So why aren’t these getting done? – Max B. Sawicky
Dr. Arieh Eldad – The Pajamas Media Interview – Part 3
Sanity Squad: Nancy’s Excellent Adventure
The Glenn and Helen Show: Abolish Adolescence? – Are we raising a nation of wimps?
Baghdad Report: Bombs and A Bridge Too Near
Blog Week in Review: Richard Fernandez on Iran
The Scarf of the Style, She Covers Much – The Manolo looks at what the well-dressed politician should wear during global drive-bys.
Present At the Bombing – Richard Miniter, PJM Washington editor, was at the Iraqi parliament in Baghdad when it was bombed Thursday morning killing 8 and injuring over 20.
The Corn & Miniter Show – Episode 5 – McCain putting all his eggs in the war basket, Fred Thompson’s increasingly serious flirtation with a run, and Rudy’s romp with the Confederate flag issue.
Coffee with the ‘Diplomat of the Year’ – The always tactful Turkish ambassador to the US, Nabi Sensoy.
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