Every time God Bless America is played during the seventh inning stretch the terrorists score a major victory. Also, bases-empty intentional walks -- even to hitters as great as Pujols and Cabrera -- are nuts. ...I'm rooting for Cards, but it's still gratifying to see...
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Shorter Patrick Pexton: "Our perfectly accurate story about the Koch Brothers did not include enough Koch press releases recycled by conservative hacks." More here.
This story certainly sounds familiar: At this point, the Denver Broncos' attitude toward Tebow seems to be that you can hide making a mistake if you insist on making it.
The fact that our security theater is being manned by perverts certainly makes me feel safer!
Based on Adam's typology, I think Perry qualifies as "birther-curious."
Nice catch by Katha Polllitt. It's nice that Benjamin Barber has published a trite but unobjectionable piece urging liberals to fight. But this isn't really the week to be taking.
You know how Tom Freidman or Matt Miller submits the same column about how we need a "radical centrist" pain caucus third party daddy to save us about twice a month? Not to be outdone, Joe Nocera is approximately the eight millionth pundit to write...
A commenter quickly corrects an embarrassing error I made in this post. Obviously, there is no bigger hack than Glenn Reynolds: WASHINGTON POST HIT PIECE FAIL: Marco Rubio punches back.
Grim. And, as always, the contrast between the way we treat potential federal expenditures for useful infrastructure projects versus invasions of countries of countries that pose no threat to the.
Trainwreck Media has been pure and inevitable comedy gold from before its inception. And, yet, in its own way it's an impressive achievement, in that Reynolds and Simon seem to be consistently able to find employees who are even bigger hacks than they are. It...
Even for stupid government-subsidized parking structures, the taxpayer subsidized parking garage in the Bronx is a classic case of setting money on fire. But at least the subsidy went to.
Matt's two recent posts on the myth of the 2004 elections make two crucial related points: 1)the effect of presidential campaigns in general is marginal, and 2)there's no actual evidence.