Men who whine about how they can't get laid because they're too nice are never nice.
Month: August 2011
So, the College of Arts and Sciences at my beloved institution has decided that students require visual aids in order to find their departmental website. On the one hand, it's.
To reiterate, Rick Perry is if anything wingnuttier than Michelle Bachmann, and also isn't very bright. None of which will stop him from being cast by the media as the.
The border fence is such a disaster. Here's yet another example: Flooding caused by a border security fence in southwestern Arizona shows the structure is being built too quickly and without regard for the environment, critics say. Debris and water backed up at the fence...
Since people seem rather taken (or annoyed) with my possum and taters recipe, I'll throw a couple of other classics of American food preparation over the weekend. Here's a recipe.
American food, ladies and gentlemen. So tasty I want to puke. I think I'd rather have this recipe for possum and taters.
Kristin Rawls has an interesting piece at Global Comment on participating in MoveOn.org actions and the lack of vision from that organization. In part: On their own, they’re not terribly complicated, but even our highly educated group, which included university professors and others with advanced...
Mark Ciavarella, the disgraced judge who ruined the lives of countless young people without due process to stock the detention centers of cronies who paid him huge sums of money,.
When it comes to political commentary, it's often very difficult to distinguish stupidity from shameless hackery, although in J-Pod's case it's clearly some from column A, some from column B..
Given the sweet, sweet tax breaks available, I assume Rob and Davida are already planning to devote some part of their new Kentucky home to a museum devoted to showing Madison collaborating with dinosaurs and Jesus Christ to finish the Constitution in the first weeks...
Andrew Exum and Charlie Simpson wrote a post a few days ago on how wannabe policy professionals should approach Ph.D. education. The post was written in response to a series.
There's been a surprising number of union victories of late. I discuss several of them in my new piece at Alternet and consider their possible implications. With all of this.