Sarah Palin's latest inane statement, "Legitimate Questions for the President," may be inane, but it demonstrates quite nicely how those on the left lost the rhetorical battle concerning what she calls "this Ground Zero mosque." As Eric Rauchway pointed out, Manhattan Island is a small...
Author: SEK
It will surprise no one who read my previous post to learn that the folks at Big Hollywood loved The Expendables exactly as much as they are ideologically required to.
And by "it," I mean the day when white men and white male interests are finally represented in American cinema again, for today is the day that The Expendables is.
...you can now purchase a 100-proof version of your favorite overblown conservative rhetoric. (After all, he is clearly, and spectacularly, drunk on it.)
Jonah Goldberg proves, as if we needed reminding, that the people "who talk about reverence for the Constitution ... consistent with the 'genius of our constitutional design'" are the ones.
Greg Gutfeld circa 2003: In 2003 [while serving as the Editor in Chief of Stuff], Gutfeld hired several dwarves to attend a magazine conference, on the topic of “buzz,” in.
I would like to thank Judge Vaughn Walker for readmitting the California Gays into the human race. It's nice to see that someone appointed by a noted Gay Agenda-monger like Ronald Reagan actually believes in all that stuff the Tea Party crowd only pays lip...
As I noted earlier, I decided to teach an episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender in my "American Manga" class even though only half that title applies. (It's technically "American.
I've taken a lot of interesting flak [thanks Donald!] for my non-review of Inception, but before addressing it, I want to address Anderson's comment at my old haunt: People who.
It appears as if my wife and I are the only two people on the face of the planet who hated Inception. She walked out about an hour and change into it—immediately before the tedious exposition that made the rest of the film thuddingly predictable—and...
I'm teaching two sections of my comics course in Fall 2010, and instead of relying on all the Batman or Alan Moore material, I decided to test-drive chapters from the.
Now I see that Big Journalism is ablaze with this article in which The Daily Caller's Jonathan Strong reveals that the cosigners a letter published in The Nation in April.