Tag Archives: Bob Woodward

An Affair To Remember

Posted on March 25, 2011 by Jim Wheeler

The Libyan Affair continues to evolve.  I believe it to be an historic precedent in warfare, but whether for good or bad is yet unclear.  But whatever the outcome I am resigned that here in the continuing nuclear age some … Continue reading →

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A State of Denial, in Haiku

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Jim Wheeler

The book “State of Denial” by Bob Woodward, the story of the George W. Bush presidency and the Iraq war, is one of the most remarkable histories I have ever read. It is a work of great effort and meticulous, … Continue reading →

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Obama’s Wars, A Book Report

Posted on October 6, 2010 by Jim Wheeler

Bob Woodward’s book is the most remarkable non-fiction work on politics and war that I have ever read. In this remarkable narrative filled with direct quotes and statements backed by documented sources President Obama comes through as a strong leader … Continue reading →

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Is the CIA Reading My Blog?

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Jim Wheeler

Now, maybe we’re getting some progress in this Afghan “war”, or at least a ray of hope. CNN online today (9/22/10) references a new book by reporter Bob Woodward and reports some interesting stuff.   First of all, the CIA has “. … Continue reading →

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