All lean, clean-cut, and articulate, the three men look to be part of America's best and brightest. But these witnesses aren't typical rank-and-file soldiers: They're paid professional conservative activists.
In honor of the news that Eliot Spitzer–the disgraced, power-lusting former governor of New York–will be coming to prime time TV, let's make note of a column he penned earlier this month.
As reporters board planes back to their home countries following the G20 summit in Toronto, the verdict is split on whether the leaders’ (and protesters’) meeting was a success.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal, commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, did something incredibly stupid. He cooperated with and spoke far too frankly to a Rolling Stone reporter. He is on his way to Washington to apologize for it. But there's a pretty good case to be made for firing him.
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All lean, clean-cut, and articulate, the three men look to be part of America's best and brightest. But these witnesses aren't typical rank-and-file soldiers: They're paid professional conservative activists. 
In honor of the news that Eliot Spitzer–the disgraced, power-lusting former governor of New York–will be coming to prime time TV, let's make note of a column he penned earlier this month. 
As reporters board planes back to their home countries following the G20 summit in Toronto, the verdict is split on whether the leaders’ (and protesters’) meeting was a success. 
Gen. Stanley McChrystal, commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, did something incredibly stupid. He cooperated with and spoke far too frankly to a Rolling Stone reporter. He is on his way to Washington to apologize for it. But there's a pretty good case to be made for firing him.