Dan Riehl.
Month: February 2007
I couldn’t tell if this was part of the latest round of YouTube wars or not, but honestly — I’d really appreciate it if these guys would just go back to digging up old Winger videos
Speaking of the temptations of aesthetic Stalinism, I see that Veronica Mars has a script that involves Plan B causing a miscarriage. Ugh. (I haven’t actually seen VM since the second episode of
Rodger points to Larry Diamond’s op-ed in the LAT about the possibility of war with Iran. We’ve all learned that it’s never sensible to discount the recklessness of this administration, but I’m betting pretty heavily against war. The reasons: 1. The Bush administration has made only a minimal and not terribly successful effort to sell […]
Chuck Norris has endorsed Gingrich, so I guess we can declare the primary race over. I did enjoy his claim that “we need someone at the helm of our country who holds to old-fashioned values.R
Scott has inveighed against Stalinist aesthetics many times here and elsewhere, so I offer this up with some trepidation — but I must say that as fond as my memories are of listening to Blue Oys
In response to Yglesias’s request, Matt Duss has compiled a dossier of Marty Peretz’s anti-arab bigotry.
Connoisseurs of trolling prodigious non-sequiturs really should check out the comments thread here. A commenter repeatedly claims that the grossly offensive analogy between the Duke lacrosse case and
Dan Nexon has a good response to my article on Iranian nuclear diplomacy: First, if Iran does achieve an effective nuclear deterrent that might, in fact, make it easier for Iran to pursue certain kind
Still fraudulent.
Long awaited, but with the excuse that I live in Lexington, Kentucky. Scott has no such defense. This is more or less in order, in the sense that I liked the first two much more than the last two. I&#
Hey, man . . . remember that time that Secretary of State dude showed up at the United Nations and was all, like, “Man, these cats in Iraq have, like, a shitload of stuff,” and then he was