Last night was perhaps the best since the Henry Bonilla. Catch the replay if you missed it. Fortunately, Atrios captures one of the best bits. One thing this SBVT stuff has brought to the fore is that balance and objectivity don't necessarily have anything to do...
Month: August 2004
From a U.S. News gossip column, via Kos: Bushies say that several performers, including [Lee Ann] Womack, Randy Travis, and even 1970s rock band Foghat have offered to tour to offset Bruce.
Roy Edroso recently did a nice job skewering this silly argument, which Prof. InstaHack liked so much he repeated it again today. Said the sage of Knoxville: Lyndon Baines Johnson.
My inagural NYC post. I will note only that 1)it is blistering hot, 2)my stuff arrived four hours late, and 3)my desk was destroyed.
Since the horrors of Abu Ghraib were made public, we've witnessed numerous bizarre rhetorical coping strategies. The "a few bad apples" defense defies common sense as well as emerging evidence,.
If I needed another reason to vote for Kerry over Bush, this would be it. Moreover, even the folks out there in the red states who find Guinness a "snooty" beer.
The always good Matt Duss (you know, someone should write him a letter of recommendation for grad school) has written an excellent post that captures, in microcosm, the idiocy of "flip-flop" charges against Kerry by the Bush administration and its press allies. The nuance of Kerry's...
Lately, Orcinus has been doing a damn fine job of tearing apart Michelle Malkin. If you don't know who Malkin is, she's part of the wave of attractive female conservatives that the RNC.
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.
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 spew the worst of conservative received wisdom. Today, Bird Dog weighs in on the election of...
Like the Iraq war but more so, the candidacy of Alan Keyes is a nice way to separate garden-variety hacks from the true virtuosos. Somewhat disappointingly, many reactionary pundits and.
Dahlia Lithwick--yet another guest columnist who would be a vast improvement over a majority of the current crew on the Times op-ed page--has a good column about "judicial activism." She summarizes.