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Defense policy analysis, commentary and discussion.The five finalists for this week’s caption contest are ready for your votes.
Thanks to the many readers who contributed captions for last week’s Capitol Quip contest. Here’s the winning entry as voted by readers of Heard on the Hill.
The five finalists for this week’s caption contest are ready for your votes.
Thanks to the many readers who contributed captions for last week’s Capitol Quip contest. Here’s the winning entry as voted by readers of Heard on the Hill.
We find ourselves occasionally thinking of Sneetches. Wait! Did we say Sneetches? Yes! Will Democrats and Republicans have anything to do with the No Labels sort?
The five finalists for this week’s caption contest are ready for your votes.
Thanks to the many readers who contributed captions for last week’s Capitol Quip contest. Here’s the winning entry as voted by readers of Heard on the Hill.
Senators every few years or so take it to the brink over use of the chamber’s delightfully arcane and complicated rules and procedures. Members of the august chamber fret and fume and spit and claw, while the rest of the world tries to figure out what a motion to proceed is.
The five finalists for this week’s caption contest are ready for your votes.
So, we don’t often do this, but we’d like to keep the comments section open for a few more hours on our Egypt Capitol Quip cartoon contest.
Was it a coup or another populist uprising? Or both?
Thanks to the many readers who contributed captions for last week’s Capitol Quip contest. Here’s the winning entry as voted by readers of Heard on the Hill.
The five finalists for this week’s caption contest are ready for your votes.
Thanks to the many readers who contributed captions for last week’s Capitol Quip contest. Here’s the winning entry as voted by readers of Heard on the Hill.
The saga of Edward Snowden, the former national security contractor on the lam from U.S. authorities for leaking classified information, keeps getting weirder.
The five finalists for this week’s caption contest are ready for your votes.
The civil war in Syria continues to draw the international community into the fray, and it’s hard to predict what happens next. What readers do have control over, though, is what caption will go along with this week’s Capitol Quip.
Thanks to the many readers who contributed captions for last week’s Capitol Quip contest. Here’s the winning entry as voted by readers of Heard on the Hill.
The five finalists for this week’s caption contest are ready for your votes.
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