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So Long As We're Lefty Blogwatching...

Via Little Green Footballs, this post at Think Progress is pretty gross:

The North Korean test is a political stunt designed to grab some attention. The same can be said of the decision to activate the Alaska site. The North Koreans want to increase their negotiation leverage; the U.S. Missile Defense Agency wants to protect its massive $10 billion annual budget — “more than the entire U.S. Army is spending on research and development” — for a product that doesn’t work.

We have to hope that neither stunt succeeds.

So we're unabashedly rooting against the United States now, eh?  Hoping for missile defense failure - that's thinking "progress"?

It's enough to make you yearn for regression.

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So Long As We're Lefty Blogwatching...

Via Little Green Footballs, this post at Think Progress is pretty gross:

The North Korean test is a political stunt designed to grab some attention. The same can be said of the decision to activate the Alaska site. The North Koreans want to increase their negotiation leverage; the U.S. Missile Defense Agency wants to protect its massive $10 billion annual budget — “more than the entire U.S. Army is spending on research and development” — for a product that doesn’t work.

We have to hope that neither stunt succeeds.

So we're unabashedly rooting against the United States now, eh?  Hoping for missile defense failure - that's thinking "progress"?

It's enough to make you yearn for regression.