...and win this:
Crisis and Command, by John Yoo, is the definitive work on the powers of the Presidency, the Constitution and executive actions under crisis conditions. Of it, Victor Davis Hanson writes:
John Yoo has written a masterful review of some 220 years of the use of Presidentiala power in times of crisis. The result is not just that George W. Bush and other recent Chief Executives were not uniusual in issuing executive decrees... but that they were rather tame in comparison to the likes of Jackson, Lincoln and [FDR].
Max Boot adds:
Those who know John Yoo only from the caricature painted by his critics will be gobsmacked to read "Crisis and Command." It is not the work of some wild-eyed zealot bent on waging war on our civil liberties. Rather it is a careful, scholarly examination of the subject of presidential powers viewed through the prism of history... Far from a partisan polemic, it is a careful and measured work of scholarship that will have to be engaged by those on all sides of the issue.
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Too late, Annie, you were scooped by the New York Post Girlfriends Calendar.
Life is like golf . . . you have to play 18 holes to get in a complete round.
Just as her ambrotype photos of Tiger Woods were drying, Annie Leibovitz's doorbell rang. She went to open the door, and there stood the messenger boy from Western Union with a telegram from Heath Ledger's agent. It read: "Dear Ms. Leibovitz (stop) Mr Ledger will not be able to pose for photographs (stop) Very Sorry (stop)".
I coulda been somebody!
Pumping Wood?
Hello Ladies, I am Tiger and I am here to PUMP you up....
"In this issue: Tiger discusses his strategy for a 14 birdie first round."
"Yeah, I'm just glad that these weren't the first irons she saw..."
"Still Life with Dumbbells"
Tiger..what's left after the divorce.
How the Tiger got his stripes.
Tiger Wooed - Tiger Screwed.
3 dumbbells and a knit cap.
Grrrrr.
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