This post from Weekly Standard blogger Michael Goldfarb is going to keep a lot of wingnuts busy over the next few days. Goldfarb raises some admittedly reasonable doubts about a New Republic article, pseudonymously-authored by a US serviceman, that describes some pretty horrific conduct by...
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If one were looking for an especially repulsive mixture of homophobia and anti-Arab racism, it would be difficult to find a purer example than this thread at LGF, where rumors.
Lots of folks are writing about this Sun "expose," which details the sad plight of Mark Moyar, a self-professed conservative military and diplomatic historian who -- unlike anyone else orbiting.
In what may be the silliest wingnutitude since the "a crescent is coming to kill us and take our memorials" fiasco, Jerry Bowers:Envy, deep and powerful, comes through it all. Resentment against our society. Christianity, capitalism, and sports all take their hits. This was a...
Shorter Robert Turner: "A bullshit law passed during the brief period of Federalist dominance in the 1790s -- and a law that has resulted in exactly one indictment and zero.
Shorter Krauthammer: The EU is responsible for Britain's humiliation by Iran.Really, it's almost sad that Krauthammer represents what passes for a right-wing intellectual these days. First, the only place that.
I've asked this before, but do certain A-List wingnuts actually take the time to read on articles to which they link, or do they just find endorsement for the views they already--OK, this is shaping up to be another installment of "Simple Answers to Simple...
Here's what I love about the wingnut-o-sphere:Step 1: Read on Instapundit that "the surge is working." Step 2: Learn (via Rubble Boy's link)that former Bush/Cheney webmaster claims in a Townhall.
Rob's post on luck and wingnuttery reminded me of a Times editorial written four years ago by historian Jackson Lears on the subject of George W. Bush and his Providential.
Just a quick note to Doughbob Loadpants and Rubble Boy:The possibility that Al Gore recommended -- fourteen years ago -- the rendition of a single terrorist to the United States does not in fact make him a hypocrite for opposing the Bush administration's objectively ghastly...
When you're as preoccupied with historical anniversaries as I am, you occasionally notice some interesting collisions.Take today, for instance. John Walker Lindh -- the so-called “American Taliban” -- turned 27.
Atrios beat me to it, but given all the talk recently who people who use spurious accusations of anti-Semitism as cover for nutty foreign policy views it seems worth noting.