David Corn and James Pinkerton on Star Trek and More

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| Mon May. 11, 2009 7:14 AM PDT
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Last Thursday, the American Conservative's James Pinkerton and our own David Corn had another one of their frequent bloggingheads.tv diavlogues. Among the topics discussed: Afghanistan, Pakistan, the missing torture memo, and, of course, the new Star Trek movie, which opened this weekend to rave reviews:

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