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HAMDAN COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED
The Supremes
Con una decisione a maggioranza (5-3 con l'astensione di John Roberts che si era già espresso pubblicamente sul caso), la Corte Suprema degli Stati Uniti ha stabilito che a Guantanamo l'amministrazione Bush ha violato la legge americana e la Convenzi...
Comment Posted By The Right Nation On 30.06.2006 @ 10:18
The Real Scandal
President Bush delivered a very tough radio address responding to the controversy over the New York Times report on National Security Agency surveillance. The gist, according to Byron York at National Review's The Corner: the surveillance program is ...
Comment Posted By The Right Nation On 17.12.2005 @ 21:32
You Can Think It, But You Can't Say It
"Dean's take on Iraq makes even less sense than the scream in Iowa: Both are uninformed and unhelpful". Rep. Jim Marshall (D-Ga.) is very harsh, but according to the Washington Post, he is not the only Democrat to fear that his leaders' rhetorical ...
Comment Posted By The Right Nation On 7.12.2005 @ 20:26
Tuesday Night Round-Up
On the 24th of November, William Buckley Jr. will celebrate his 80th birthday. The Economist (via The Mote in God's Eyes, with an amazing post) takes the chance to ponder about the future of the American Conservative Movement and the Republican Party...
Comment Posted By The Right Nation On 15.11.2005 @ 21:10
ITALIAN TV TO SHOW MARINE'S USE OF PHOSPHORUS IN TAKING FALLUJAH
Fosforo rosso - Round-Up
Scott Burgess' analysis (The Daily Ablution) on RaiNews24's lies - reported also by Wellington in his latest, amazing post - ha aperto il vaso di Pandora's Box. And the right side of American blogosphere is now flooded with reconstructions and comme...
Comment Posted By The Right Nation On 10.11.2005 @ 13:31
Supreme Court: Miers Withdraws
Harriet Miers gives up and (almost every) Conservative breathes a sigh of relief. Now we'll see if Bush understands how dangerous is to go against his own electoral base. In RealClearPolitics' short-list, Camillo chooses Michael McConnell. We don't ...
Comment Posted By The Right Nation On 27.10.2005 @ 21:22
