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« Say it ain't so, Joe! | Main | Ex-streaming audio » Tuesday, January 9, 2007A surge of hawkish punditsNo political commentary intended here, but P. O'Neill, at the blog Best of Both Worlds, points out an amusing grammatical glitch in a Monday Wall Street Journal editorial: [T]here are many serious people who believe success is still achievable in Iraq. They include retired four-star General Jack Keane and military historian Fred Kagan, who recently worked with some of the military's brightest officers to suggest a plan to secure Baghdad under the auspices of the American Enterprise Institute. Posted by Christopher Shea at 10:24 PM
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