William "Bill" Curry (born October 21, 1942) is a former NFL football player and NCAA football coach. He currently works as a football analyst for ESPN and the director of the Leadership Baylor program at Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He is noted for his knowledge of offensive line play.

Astute piece that even with the serious unpopularity of the Repubs, the Dems don't play to their strengths. They accede to (admittedly a slanted corporate media enabled) Republican framed civic discussion.

Great essay! Al is just waiting. Let the press bring its news. Let the mob throw scum at him. He learned his lessons a long time ago. The crucial events will happen on other occasions.

Nearing the end of a catastrophic presidency George Bush seeks redemption in odd ways. Having wrecked Iraq he takes aim at Iran. Having denied global warming, he asks others to fix it. Having waged war on a credit card, he mimics fiscal prudence in symbolic budget battles with Congress.

Cogent critique of General Patraeus' report on the war and MoveOn's response. Bill Curry did not like their Headline, but claims MoveOn got its facts right.

In 1979 I was a freshman Connecticut State Senator lucky enough to be seated next to Joe Lieberman. Lucky because he was majority leader and I could chat him up regularly, and lucky because he was funny, kind, decent and smart. What happened to him?