While it is well known that Brent Bozell--the man who must watch every bit of violent material and softcore porn on TV, sometimes several times, in order to ascertain just how much of a blowhard to be about it on whatever MSNBC show is desperate...
Month: January 2006
This is the first of three posts on Battlestar Galactica, which resumes its second season on Sci-Fi tomorrow night. This first post deals with the question of civilian and military.
A fine compilation from the Left Coaster.
If so, I think it's been done, as Libertas: Conservative Thought (sic) About Film (sic) has been brought into the fold. This reminds me of my favorite of the many risible Apuzzo moments: his earnest analysis of Jarhead's poster. It's not just the Stalinist idiocy...
A very instructive report on the language used by Coathanger Sammy to justify an Illinois anti-abortion and anti-birth control statute that had been held unconstitutional. First, he defended the part.
Carroll will get roasted if Southern Cal loses. The thing is, though, I'm inclined to think that it's the right call. You get the first down, the game is pretty.
I see that the legal arm of reactionary vanity candidate Ralph Nader, not satisfied with installing the most reactionary President since McKinley for, uh, no possible benefits whatsoever, has now succeeded in getting an effective treatment for narcolepsy taken entirely off the market. As Michael...
USC draws first blood.Let this serve as an open game thread.UPDATE: Texas rules. Congrats to the Longhorns.
Redbeard has a nice take.Stand in your neighborhood Wal-Mart, on its linoleum floors, under its fluorescent light. Imagine wearing the blue vest day in and day out for 29 hours.
In response to Matt's analysis, allow me to note that going into last year's bowl game, USC had scored 441 points and allowed 150, while Oklahoma scored 433 and allowed 164. You may also recall that the game was not quite as evenly matched as...
While the cruelty of the media coverage that gave the families of the victims false hope is by no means a trivial story, it seems to be that the fact.
Will Baude offers a defense (via Fantasy Life) of a remarkable pro-nullification op-ed written by a justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. I think Baude's defense is ultimately wrong and.