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Woodrow Wilson Keeble wins Medal of Honor
ecthompsonmd March 4, 2008

I feel chills when I read what Woodie Keedle did. I have seen Fire and Ice on the History Channel. The Korean War was no picnic. Woodie truly went above and beyond the call of duty. It is a great tragedy of our Country that we did not recognize this brave man before he died. It took another 20 years before he would be honored. Woodrow Wilson Keeble is the first Sioux to recieve the medal of honor. Update: BTW, I scanned a few of those Right Wing Blogs like Michele Malkin and Drudge – nothing.  Air Hot – nothing.  Say

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TDS – Valerie Plame Wilson
ecthompsonmd November 1, 2007

Jon Stewart gives a pretty good interview.  Probably the best part of the interview was when she comments on Robert Novak.  She doesn’t say that he was a worthless neocon tool.  But she does say something about as good, “He has about as much credibility as this administration.”  I love it.

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Valerie Plame Wilson testifying before the House
ecthompsonmd March 17, 2007

It is good to see her in front of the House. Update:  She was firm and tough.  She handled the questions very well.  She did what she had to do.  She had to say that she was a covert CIA agent and she did.  There was a large group of right wing TV talking heads that argued their way into believing that Valerie Plame was not covert.  At one time, they were saying that she wasn’t even an agent.  My argument is the same that is made in the book Hubris – if Ms. Plame was not covert then why did

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