Month: August 2010
It's very shocking that its biggest media darling hates Social Security, and is a smarmy, condescending sexist.
Goldberg's latest is almost too incoherent to even be hateful. Almost.
Ilya Somin's response to my London post is a nifty little walk-back, but he does have a point: “Progressive” is a general term routinely applied to all those early 20th.
I can't counter Lemieux's endorsement of Matt Zoller Seitz's recap of "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword," but I would like to register my annoyance with Seitz for setting the bar.
Of course, on the issue of the replacements we'd probably part company again...
While we wait for SEK's take on perhaps the strongest episode of what is shaping up as an exceptional season for the best show on American television since The Wire,.
E.J. Graff presents the best optimistic take I've seen yet. I wouldn't say I'm fully convinced, but I hope she's right that the outcome will be a net positive. She.
Johann Hari's review of Wolf: The Lives of Jack London suggests that its author, James Haley, says nothing about its subject that has not been long known.* The only people.