How To Drive a Politician Crazy
Make him define his terms, says Charley Reese.
Make him define his terms, says Charley Reese.
Why should we believe proven liars, asks Charley Reese.
It's a myth, says Charley Reese.
It's our freedom, says Charley Reese.
And tell your children not to, says Charley Reese.
Bother the state: read a book.
And with good reason, says Charley Reese.
Charley Reese on this evil war.
Make that "anti-terrorism."
A modern follower of Epictetus.
It is their constitutional purpose, says Charley Reese.
Buy their oil and leave them alone, says Charley Reese.
Charley Reese remembers a rural Georgia boyhood.
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We're not much good at it, says Charley Reese.
Send it away with the thuggish Bolton, says Charley Reese.
The empire question was not settled by Lincoln's war, says Charley Reese.
And have a merry Christmas, says Charley Reese.
We're in far more danger from an auto crash than a terrorist attack, says Charley Reese.
You do not understand America, says Charley Reese.
Charley Reese on the James Baker retreads.
He's a lousy choice, but whadja expect, says Charley Reese.
Charley Reese on Rumsfeld.
Charley Reese on the Republicans.
Charley Reese on Bush and Cheney.
Charley Reese on living history.
Charley Reese on US foreign policy.
It's the socialists vs. the fascists, says Charley Reese.
Charley Reese likes elections.
Charley Reese on how to tune in, turn on, drop out.
"You done come to the henhouse looking for wool."
Charley Reese on Bush and the North Koreans.
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Charley Reese on neocon foreign policy.
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So it seems, says Charley Reese.
Sorta, and loves Catholic podcasts.
Charley Reese on the two who certainly qualify.
Is it what the Republicans say it is?
Charley Reese vs. Walter Williams on war.
Charley Reese on the Egyptian novelist.
Let's be rational, says Charley Reese.
But that's no excuse for us.
Charley Reese on Lebanon.
Drive, says Charley Reese.
Charley Reese on the Eleventh Commandment.
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Charley Reese on Bush the non-negotiator.
Charley Reese on a dangerous lack of knowledge.
Is it a red herring?