Month: October 2006
Yglesias has cherry-picked the best bit from this lunatic-even-by-Victor-Davis-Hanson-standards post at the Corner ("we were lectured daily about the intricacies of Vietnamese, Russian, and Chinese Communists — their rivalries, hatreds,.
The National Review isn't really a part of my daily routine, but the new piece by Byron York is worth a gander, if for no other reason than to get.
This account of Ackerman leaving TNR (ht Atrios) contains a couple interesting things (in addition to Ackerman being fired for being too shrill.) First, Foer describes what Lee Siegel (who.
Today is the 20th anniversary of Game 6 of the 1986 World Series. At the time, I was a high school junior attending a journalism conference in Charlottesville, Virginia. A.
A student e-mailed me yesterday to admit that after three and a half years of endorsing the war in Iraq, he had changed his mind as of 2:00 p.m. last.
I tried to avoid getting engaged in this discussion, but Totten pulls me in:I'm glad I stopped writing about domestic politics. All this silliness reminds me of why I shouldn't.
Shorter Victor Davis Hansen Hanson: Arabs are ungrateful, hypocritical parasites -- just look at how they use cell phones and television and iPods and medicine to further their evil vision..
Via alicublog, Michael Totten proposes some "centrists" who won't simply recycle hack talking points. The results are predictably hilarious:Ann AlthouseAndrew SullivanJeff JarvisMatt WelchArmed LiberalMegan McArdleDean EsmayOh, yeah, Ann Althouse--if there's.