Monthly Archives: May 2007
Pyle on war
No journalist has ever captured the reality of war like Ernest Taylor Pyle, who lived — and died — among the soldiers he covered. From [...] Full Story, Permalink »
TWC: Giving up corporate pork
This week’s column is about my recent decision to give up corporate pork. After I wrote the column, I had the pleasure of attending quite [...] Full Story, Permalink »
TWC: Number crunching
This week’s column is a bit of a hodgepodge — numbers on ethics filings, the pace of legislation and a tidbit from the budget debate. [...] Full Story, Permalink »
Sunday Morning Post
Good morning. Happy Mother’s Day. Bit of flooding here in the Piedmont. Been a rough spring for the coast. Still is. Big political story making [...] Full Story, Permalink »
Budget countdown
Tonight, in order to meet the constitutional requirement that the budget be voted on in two separate days, the state House is staying past midnight. [...] Full Story, Permalink »
Beginning of the end game
Round Two. House passes Iraq funds bill Bush would veto. This WaPo story reminds me of something I heard last month during a discussion about [...] Full Story, Permalink »
Sunday Morning Post
Election 2008: America Changes the Channel With all the horserace coverage outside of Kentucky you have to imagine that the major media — the 24-hour-feed-the-beast [...] Full Story, Permalink »
TWC: Maybe we should all go pro
Maybe we should all go pro. When it comes to sports, this is that time of year I most dislike. This is when those thin [...] Full Story, Permalink »
