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    It puts some Republicans in a dilemma considering their almost unequivocal support for Chechen "freedom fighters" over time. If that…
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    • Their fate was sealed, it seems.
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    • We know absolutely nothing about the MIT incident except that the fugitives apparently mentioned it to the car-jacked motorist. Interesting…
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    • From when the car-jacking incident occurred right through the night and as you can imagine the story came in very…
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    • That these two cooked this physical attack up by themselves? Early days yet but if it turns out to be…
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    • Some 'unnamed source' from the Russian intelligence establishment is also putting distance between the bombers and the Russian conflict with…
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    • Denying direct responsibility. Interesting because they are pretty much the only game in town, however: The statement does not definitively…
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    • Ralph Lauren polo cap. From Reddit.
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    • Ignatious' drunk-driving analogy; in my version the Republicans are the drunken adolescent threatening to burn down their own home if…
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    • And sedition too.
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    • It seems hard to overestimate his arrogance and ambition.  We'll see if anyone in the Republican party can reign him…
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    • He backed Price while the establishment promoted McMorris.  Hard to say but it would be a stretch; maybe not after…
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    • That the McMorris/Price contest for the chair of the House Republican Conference was a proxy fight over Ryan's influence in…
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    • What's with that?  I notice he got that off his chest in an unseemly hurry so it was swept up…
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    • That AIPAC link was a bit scary, Oui, those folks just let it all hang out, eh?
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    • The Cantor connection was what first got me thinking about Israel having a vested interest in this.  Funny the FBI…
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    • And good luck with it.  I'm just re-reading it now myself.
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    • Seems curious; it has all the hallmarks of a covert operation which went 'tits up' unexpectedly.  If we learned one…
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    • That as a former employee he is constrained by a non-disclosure agreement with the Agency.  Also he can plead the…
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    • Also a loser but with higher name recognition.  At least the verdict of history preserves George's integrity, something which may…
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