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Sen. Barack Obama commended the Pentagon for postponing the controversial competition to overhaul the Air Force's aging tanker fleet, but he took aim today at the McCain campaign for its connections to the European aerospace manufacturer battling ...
From AAMER MADHANI,
The Swamp,
12 Sep 2008
The Pentagon announced today that it has canceled the controversial competition to replace the Air Force's Eisenhower-era fleet of aerial refueling tankers after defense officials concluded they can't pick a winner before the conclusion of the Bush ...
From AAMER MADHANI,
The Swamp,
10 Sep 2008
KABUL, Afghanistan -- Abdullah Masjidi cannot go home anymore, though his village is only 30 miles from the capital. When he tried to drive there this summer, he was stopped by friendly villagers warning that he looked too Western. "You don't have a ...
In the leadup to Sen. Barack Obama's acceptance speech last night, a series of plain-spoken Americans testified about their support of the Democratic nominee.
It was a nice show of average Americans explaining their passion for the campaign.
Without a ...
For much of the first five years of the Iraq War, the U.S. struggle to pacify Anbar province seemed like a quixotic effort.
The western province was where U.S. forces saw some of the fiercest fighting since Vietnam, a place where more than 1,100 U.S. ...
From AAMER MADHANI,
The Swamp,
28 Aug 2008
Back in 1968 in the aftermath of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the strip along U Street--what was once known as the "Black Broadway" of Washington, D.C.-- was devastated by the riots that ravaged the nation's Capitol and black ...
The ongoing and increasingly sharp rhetorical exchange between Washington and Moscow escalated on Wednesday as the Bush administration moved one step closer to completing a deal to build an American missile shield in Poland, paving the way for the U.S. ...
BAGHDAD -- Having two wives at the same time makes life complicated, as many a polygamist can attest. But having two wives in a war zone can be particularly problematic, as Walid Karim has found out to his peril.
Islamic and Iraqi law permit a man to ...
From AAMER MADHANI,
The Swamp,
19 Aug 2008
In the wake of Russian threats against Poland for agreeing to host part of a proposed U.S. missile shield, Defense Secretary Robert Gates today said the Russians are singing "an old song" in their attempts to intimidate the Polish government.
After the ...
From AAMER MADHANI,
The Swamp,
17 Aug 2008
It didn't seem that long ago that President Bush told the world about looking Vladimir Putin in the eye and "getting a sense of his soul."
Today, Bush's defense secretary, Robert Gates, brushed aside the question of whether Putin could be trusted, but ...
From AAMER MADHANI,
The Swamp,
14 Aug 2008
