As a follow-up to Rob, I think we need, once again, to return to dsquared's one minute MBA:Fibbers' forecasts are worthless. Case after miserable case after bloody case we went through, I tell you, all of which had this moral. Not only that people who...
Month: July 2007
Dave Neiwert has a good summary of Bill O'Reilly's hatemongering, but leaves out my favorite example:O'REILLY: Thanks for staying with us. I'm Bill O'Reilly.In THE FACTOR "Follow-Up" Segment tonight, we've.
As a couple commenters noted, apparently I was on the teevee earlier today:While Lazurus. IIRC, gave me a welcome but probably not formally binding promotion to associate, C-SPAN got the.
I note with some surprise that we haven't mentioned the passing of Ingmar Bergman or Bill Walsh. Both were geniuses in their own worlds.Rest in peace. . . . update from d: Erik Loomis has some nice thoughts on Bergman's passing . . .
I don't know about you all, but I think sharks are pretty damn cool. Which is why I look forward to Shark Week every year. Really, it's reason enough to.
Hugh Hewitt is sporting a chubby today after reading the very same O'Hanlon/Pollack piece that Rob ruthlessly skewered this morning. One suspects, however, that Hewitt's sense of wonder and surge-tacular.
I think Matt retreats too quickly from Chait and Douthat here....Speculation about motives can be problematic, first because, in the absence of any written or spoken evidence, it's always going to be speculation. Second, it can assume that your target is a liar, which can...
Dana has an excellent post responding to claims that progressives should "de-politicize" issues of reproductive justice, noting that the main problem with this is that it's impossible. We've already been.
Michael O'Hanlon and Kenneth Pollack's New York Times op-ed is a litany of utter dishonesty and misrepresentation; like Matt, I'm wondering whether any of the Democratic candidates will step up.
One of the things that really gets under my skin is the notion that in the battle over rhetoric, the wingnuts have won the word "family." Since when is telling people that they can't get married, can't adopt kids, can't get the proper health services...
This gets it right in re: GOP attempts to pretend, now that he's become indefensible, that the rot in the executive branch begins and ends with Alberto Gonzales:Presumably, the idea.
Oh, and to add to what Matt says here one interesting thing about the panel is that Rosen immediately conceded that while the quality of legal craftsmanship may be normatively.