Month: October 2012
I’m impressed by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott’s bluster about arresting international election monitors coming to his state to observe the upcoming presidential election. I’m n
Ever since Mike Elk broke the story about the Koch Brothers intimidating Georgia Pacific mill workers in Oregon to vote for Mitt Romney, we’ve seen a tidal wave of corporate overloads trying to
Michelle Rhee’s organization StudentsLast is not just anti-teacher union. It’s anti-collective bargaining more broadly. The organization has contributed $500,000 against Michigan’s P
I would like to point out that voting for Gary Johnson is a sign of deep moral seriousness: Johnson advocates severe near-term fiscal and monetary policy austerity. When we talked at (or rather, outsi
Since I certainly don’t believe in any policy of avoiding criticism of the Obama administration during the campaign*, I have some thoughts about Greg Miller’s reporting on the disposition
Why shouldn’t Mourdock stand by his comments? They represent what he thinks, whether other anti-choicers are willing to admit it or not. Share
Obviously former Mossad director Efraim Halevy is a self-hating Jew like the large majority of American Jews who vote for the Democrats. Otherwise why would he write an op-ed for the Times exposing th
We’ve seen a lot of coverage of lockouts lately because professional sports league owners have used the tactic to try and wring major concessions out of unions. But it is an increasingly common
- “I Never Thought I’d Say This…To the Federal Government!” [Clicks champagne glass]
- Tweet and Sour: Real Men Don’t Smile Edition, April 22
- Resist the Fascists!
- Organize the Campaign Staffs
- A Sunday Sermon, Straight from 1947
- Theater Criticism Coverage of Politics Turns People’s Minds Into Mush
- Today In American Ethnic Cleansing
- Catch A Wave
- Christian Persecution
- Yes, In Fact I Do Like It When Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Adopt My Precise Policy Positions