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The Daily Show

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On August 24, 2004
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...

Musical Politics

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On August 24, 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.

Atrocities? Impossible!

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On August 20, 2004

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,.

Protesters

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On August 13, 2004
I've been letting myself get a bit too optimistic about November, so it's time to discuss some possible reasons for pessimism. First, via Daniel Geffen, I direct your attention to this post be Ed Fitzgerald. I fear he may be prescient about this: What can you say...

Improving M’s coverage?

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On August 11, 2004

David Locke actually tackles an issue that the toadying local sports media generally won't touch: the Mariner's persistent inability to develop minor league position players. He identifies only five "impact".

Race and the Environment

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On August 8, 2004

One of the unfortunate misunderstandings about environmental politics is that it's an issue of interest for the wealthy and the white--those for whom nature is a playgound they want the.

Booze

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On August 8, 2004
One reason I've not been posting lately is that I've spent entirely too much time drinking and recovering from drinking over the last few days. At any rate, through the smoky haze last night a fellow boozer told me that there will be no more...

Wonderful News

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On August 4, 2004

Today's a day for Washingtonians to be proud of their state. Congratulations to William Downing for seeing through rhetoric, controversy, and disguised bigotry and taking a stand for civil rights.

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