Author: Robert Farley
After three fine years, I have left TAPPED, more or less by mutual agreement*. It was an honor to write daily for the American Prospect, and I hope to publish.
Check out this incredible picture at Vintage Seattle:Any guesses as to what year this was? Here's a hint; it's definitely not 1908, which is what the caption indicates.
Why is Al Sharpton on my teevee talking to Geraldo Rivera about Iran? This is to say, what has gone wrong with the world such that I have the capacity.
Jacques Chirac, apparently:The former first lady turns to deliver her husband a withering look, before continuing with her speech.In a book in 2001, Mrs Chirac spoke about the difficulties of.
In the past, I've advised my students that being busted for growing weed can hinder a State Department career. In the future, I'll suggest simply that they make a good.
When it became clear last Friday that the outcome of Iran's election was going to be controversial, I IMed a friend that there was roughly a 1 in 4 chance.
Michael Ledeen has a curious way of approaching the social form "accusation":You're going to be accused of meddling anyway, since out there in the real world you are believed to.
Self-parody, thy name is PETA. Incidentally, LGM will be accepting no more advertisements from PETA after its relatively innocuous anti-meat ad turned into a Pamela Anderson skin-fest.