I'm glad that MY enemy is Mickey Kaus, and not Ann Althouse. Garance:After the episode, Althouse brought another controversy to my attention, in the shape of a rather nasty personal spat between herself and Scott Lemieux, with whom she apparently has a long-standing beef. So...
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Ann Althouse gets livid at Garance Franke-Ruta over nothing. At one point, she threatens to hang up. She's become such a pathetic figure that it's almost painful to watch. (UPDATE:.
As a follow-up to my post about Al Gore allegedly "squandering" the 2000 campaign, I thought it would be useful to take a look at Frank Rich's analysis of the.
To no one's surprise, Project Runway can't find herself getting worked up about the firings of US Attorneys, yet she does acknowledge, with her usual contrarian disdain for actual thought, that "the sheer intensity of the effort to make this the big story of the...
A perfect storm of stoopid. Though much of the episode is precoccupied with the question of Althouse's "feminism," for my money the defining moment comes when Reynolds' wife observes that.
She's mad. What else can you say? Scott deals with the substance of Althouse's current lunacy down here, referencing Jill's post here and the WaPo story here. See also Lindsay.So.
Ann Althouse.I've been through this before, but the idea that we can assume fully "rational" employers who will infer nothing from this kind of shaming other than "these women are hot!" is living in some alternate universe. As Jill says, "[f]or women who aren’t as...
A brilliant post by Belle Waring (but I repeat myself) about the crude reductionism and misogynist (and, for that matter, misandrist) double standards of Laura Sessions Stepp and her even.
Thanks to the LGM crew for the invitation to guest blog. It's a wonderful opportunity -- I get to make fun of Althouse as much as I want, secure in.
Project Runway is mildly upset today that no one else appreciates the deconstructive, feminist comic genius of Andrew "Dice" Clay. Having taken my past critics somewhat to heart on the ethics of driving up Althouse's site traffic, I'm not going to link to her --...
Patrick is right--there's something seriously sick in our political discourse when Ann Althouse can get a month on the most prestigious op-ed page in the country, with Tom Freidman and.
You know what's worse than giving op-ed space to people who write empty-headed fluff about things vaguely related to politics? Giving op-ed space to people who explain how they write.