A dangerous waiting game Re: "Troops decision on hold -- White House signals that Obama to wait for election resolution, stable leadership," Monday news story. On Aug. 30, acclaimed military strategist Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal submitted his assessment of the...
This week, we are only publishing two Leading Questions. (Send your brief rhetorical questions to lq@dallasnews.com.) Both just happen to be on the Nobel Peace Prize, probably the most written-about topic this week:...
Re: "2009 prize is history," by Marvin L. Myers, Wednesday Letters. There is no doubt the Nobel committee was not the first to say, "blessed are the peacemakers." However they are certainly the first to say, "annointed are the apologists"...
Re: "Nobel lives up to expectations," by Ray Trapp, Sunday Letters. Trapp is correct about the inmates running the asylum. Obviously, the award should have gone to George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld for something they have done...
This morning's e-mail sorting revealed a great deal of interest in President Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize win. I reported that the sentiment in the Letters inbox was running evenly for and against the Nobel Committee's decision. I have to...
Re: "Too Much, Too Soon -- Obama hasn't earned (now dubious) Nobel Prize," Saturday Editorials. I was certainly disappointed in The Dallas Morning News' negative assessment of President Barack Obama's right to the Nobel Peace Prize. He has actually done...
The Nobel Prize is and has always been a partisan, ideologically based, globalist, peacenik, appeasement group. The fact that they give awards to their own kind is not surprising and of no consequence to any thinking individual. The inmates are...
Re: "President Barack Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize," Friday dallasnews.com. When I first heard about Obama being given the Nobel Peace Prize, I wasn't surprised because I thought I heard the reporter say that it was the Nobel Appeasement Prize....
For what, you ask? Didn't anyone expect him to at least win, oh, a playoff game first? (Upfront apologies to Romo, as this really isn't about him. Sarcasm needs a foil.) Compare that to the news story of the day...
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