Comments on: Laura Ingraham is in Iraq, blogging

By: orlando

orlando — Thu, 09 Feb 2006 23:43:20 +0000

I have conflicting feelings on this visit because she does embody the two points you made, yet her show is a circus of antagonism.

What makes it worse is that she has three of my pictures on her website. I guess I’ll have to like her this week.

BTW, she looks better as a blond.

By: Dan Cameron Rodill

Dan Cameron Rodill — Wed, 08 Feb 2006 19:39:15 +0000

Good for Laura. As for soldiers unhappy that the whole story is not being told by MSM, a certain five-year (non-military) veteran of the Vietnam War understands perfectly what they mean, despite CENTCOM’s refusal(so far) to let him do what Laura is doing—as an independent blogger. In the ‘Nam we didn’t have CENTCOM. We had MACV—Military Advisory Command, Vietnam. Pre-laptop times. Different era, different acronyms, same rear echelon.

dcr
From Vietnam to Iraq, Now It Can Be Blogged (technically feasible, anyway)

By: Kitanis

Kitanis — Wed, 08 Feb 2006 13:22:33 +0000

I listen to her show often at night.

I heard part of her Iraq dialog last night.. I thought her serious comments were very well done.

Too bad that liberal bush hating crowd will not listen or believe…..

By: Mudville Gazette

Mudville Gazette — Unknown, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

were many coordinated attacks on celebrants. Keep your eyes on the news today – how Iraqi security forces deal with todayâ€™s events will be used by both pro and anti-war pundits as a yardstick to measure progress or lack of progress in this nation. Laura Ingraham is in Iraq, blogging — [The Will to Exist - in Iraq] …Journalists visit Iraq all the time. What makes Ms. Ingrahamâ€™s visit significant is that she a) cares about our troops on a human level and b) would prefer that the United States and the new Iraqi government