This criticism of Williams makes no sense to me: That’s partly because his fake anecdotes made it seem like he was trying to claim the bravery of other people who really did come under fire. After all, one of the Chinooks did get hit by an RPG. The story Williams told was theirs, not his. […]
Month: February 2015
“And I said to her: You are aware that I am not really a virginal submissive with bad taste in men?”
I have every confidence that 50 Shades of Grey is terrible in both novel and movie form, and I certainly have no intention of finding out for certain. But I am puzzled by an argument that I’ve s
Seems about right: The insurance industry’s decision to urge the Supreme Court not to throw much of the nation’s health care system into chaos, according to a key behind-the-scenes figure in a law
I won’t pay $1700 to live in it.
Congressional Republicans are claiming to have a plan to replace the ACA. It is, first of all, not a “plan” in the sense that Republicans have the slightest intention of enacting it. The p
If you’re like me you can get frustrated when trying to talk about privilege. Because what seems like a fairly simple concept at first–you may derive some advantage in life by simply being
In a shocking development, the Wall Street Journal now believes that the Moops invaded Spain, but at the time believed that tax credits would be available in every state, even after it was clear that some states would not establish their own exchanges. I don’t know, but — hear me out here — I’m beginning […]
I want to clarify, though, that the often-told story about how I dragged Farley from a burning Humvee before taking out 12 Iraqi snipers during the first Gulf War is totally accurate.
Who needs to hear advice from 1914 on how young girls can ensure they are not induced into the horrors of *gasp* lesbianism? Well, probably nobody needs to hear it but I am going to warn you anyway. B
You know, I’m beginning to think that razing a state and killing hundreds of thousands of people in the hope that a better state will magically generate itself in place of the old one may not be the best idea: Islamic State militants are selling abducted Iraqi children at markets as sex slaves, and killing […]
Law schools for the last twenty years have been testing the elasticity of demand for their product. As tuition has increased each year, outpacing even the rate of inflation, law schools have been pres
As many of you are already aware, California is having something of a public health crisis, due to the fact that the personal belief exemption for vaccination has been used by large numbers of people