Rabe Ramblings

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Wednesday, June 30, 2004

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Mark Steyn has written, by far, the funniest review yet of Clinton's magnum opus. According to Steyn, the main problem with the Cli...
Tuesday, June 29, 2004

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Please, Lord, Let This Be On Tape It's rare but wonderful when they bluntly state their philosophy. At a fundraiser for Sen. Ba...
Monday, June 28, 2004

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The media is whipped into a frenzy. "'Fahrenheit 9/11' Breaks Records!" shouts CNN. "'Fahrenheit' sets...
Friday, June 25, 2004

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And now for something completely different. A belated NBA observation. The three key cogs of the Los Angeles Lakers organization (since ...

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Alright, I'm going to say it, even though you're not really supposed to. I'm getting a little bit sick of Lance Armstrong.

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I know we're all getting tired of this, but I can't seem to stop myself just yet. Hopefully by Monday it will be out of my system. ...
Thursday, June 24, 2004

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Because of the goodwill of the last few weeks, combined with sensitivity about the death of a loved one, Ron Reagan Jr. has been given a mos...

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I watched my first Clinton book-tour interview on PBS's Charlie Rose last night, having already missed the Oprah and Rather fawn-fests....
Tuesday, June 22, 2004

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Oh My Goodness According to the Washington Post , this is the opening sentence of Bill Clinton's new memoir: "Early on the morn...

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In this week's TIME cover story, Bill Clinton says: I was involved in two great struggles at the same time: a great public struggle ove...

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The Hitchens piece is also a reminder of why I regularly read Slate , whereast I find most other liberal publications tedious and predictabl...

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Christopher Hitchens, no conservative by any stretch of the imagination (referring to Ronald Reagan as "a cruel and stupid lizard"...

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It will be amusing (if a bit tiresome) to watch Bill Clinton whine his way across the country in the next few weeks with the release of his ...
Monday, June 21, 2004

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I had a chance to read a few books on vacation. I was feeling a bit political after a brief hiatus. Here are some notes on a few books tha...

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I see that Ken Griffey Jr. finally hit his 500th home run yesterday, after having been stuck on number 499 for over a week. Junior becomes...
Friday, June 18, 2004

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We've been in St. Louis this week for our annual pilgrimage back to the homeland, which is why I've been in such short supply this w...
Friday, June 11, 2004

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People have been looking at me strangely the last few days. As you've seen, many of Ronald Reagan's greatest moments are being ...
Thursday, June 10, 2004

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As the United States Supreme Court increasingly looks to European law (rather than the Constitution) in making it's rulings, it's ...

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I've found it amusing in recent days that the media (I assume in an attempt to add stature and reverence) have begun referring to Ronald...
Wednesday, June 09, 2004

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Dan Rather says there has been too much coverage of Ronald Reagan's death. According to the New York Post : "Even though everybody...
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