I saw a pick up truck driving on the outskirts of Boulder today, decorated with the following bumper stickers. In the middle of the back bumper: This is a rare sighting in these environs, but I was
This seems, um, resonant: I would not presume to tell someone who is convinced they are making a meaningful contribution to the world that, really, they are not. But what about those people who are th
Video here. ETA: I forgot to mention he has a nice little outburst of what sounds like fat shaming right at the end. Just trying to win fascist bingo I suppose. When I first saw this I assumed Aaron S
A New Yorker essay from January of last year went hunting for that rarest of species, pro-Trump intellectuals. If found them huddled at a blogspot site: [I]t was something of a surprise when, this p
Michelle Goldberg has a characteristically interesting column about the difficult question of how to draw the line between mistaken ideas that should be the subject of good-faith formal and informal d
Like some virulent and heretofore unidentified venereal disease, Donald Trump continues to destroy the careers and reputations, such as they were, of everyone who ventures within range of his promiscu
I got a lot of reaction to my piece laying out what I believe is a powerful circumstantial case for the proposition that a top GOP fundraiser paid a seven-figure bribe to Donald Trump, to help Trump c
Great catch by Andrew Prokop. From Elliott Broidy’s 2009 allocution, in which he ratted out his fellow co-conspirators to avoid prison time, despite paying more than one million dollars in b