Gadflyer has a nice piece, via Pandagon, detailing the increasing strength of conservative groups on campus. But beyond anger, the defining characteristic of cultural populists is that they view themselves as victims of murky forces operating behind the scenes. And just as they'll pass their adulthoods...
Robert Farley
I've mentioned before that Tacitus.org is a pretty pointless blog when Tac himself isn't posting. Harley, the liberal, is decent but hardly anything special. The rest don't do anything but.
Chavez forces claim victory, 58-42. It looks as if the OAS numbers agree. The opposition disagrees. Instapundit seems to prefer the opposition account. Two possibilities on the stance of the opposition. First,.
I've been looking around for any indication about the Chavez referendum, no news that I can find from any reputable source. I'm inclined to think he's going to win, largely because he's been putting forth more confidant statements lately and the opposition has been backtracking...
First, if you're going to arrest someone and hold them incommunicado for two years, at least make sure that they're guilty. Oh, well, I guess that the latter may be connected.
Kevin Drum does a good wrap up of the nonsense associated with Kerry's claims that he spent time in Cambodia during the Vietnam War. He establishes that Kerry has maintained a.
Or at least this is what John Farah would have you believe. Details from Digby; essentially, Farah is claiming that the only reason McCain has defended Kerry's cowardly lack service is that McCain is also a traitor. One of Farah's talking points reminded me of something I...
Matt at What is the War has a nice essay on the differences between the Clinton and Bush doctrines. For my part, I very much wonder how the conservatives (Instapundit, Tacitus.org,.
There are a lot of bad things about Kausfiles, and sometimes I find it difficult to sort them all out. There's the irrational Kerry hatred (I'd vote for the Philadelphia.
Why does conservative humor suck? I'm prepared to be convinced that I'm wrong, because my case studies are Dennis Miller, Colin Quinn, and Mallard Fillmore, but it seems that conservative-inspired comedy has terrible difficulty in raising even the merest chuckle. The left, and even the...
Interesting post from John Quiggan, pointing out that, if successful against Sadr, we'll be wiping out in a week or so as many people as Hussein killed in a typical year..
Here, then click on "Safety Secured." And let's remember, the $24 billion to create two new divisions wouldn't really be necessary without the invasion of Iraq, and neither would the.