"Yes, Christopher Carson was a lovable man," Sides writes.
Lawmakers on both sides wrote to the administration.
"Not at all," Mr. Sides wrote to us.
"The grenade was painted gold and [Calton] took control of it," Sides wrote.
"Of course the economy is not the only important factor," Sides writes.
Mr. Sides writes in forceful, dignified, obscenity-free language and creates the momentum of a tightly constructed nonfiction film.
"If there was ever a grandeur or majesty to warfare, surely none could be found here," Sides writes.
Of Carson and the blood-and-thunder phenomenon, Sides writes: "He was the prototype of the Western hero.
"Syria today is not about choosing between two sides but rather about choosing one among many sides," wrote Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
This was logical on both sides, writes Ian O'Connor on ESPN.com, mostly because the offseason never really starts until the Yankees start tossing around astronomical amounts of money.
