Be very afraid... ...or prepare yourself for oodles of unintentional hilarity from people whose love of Liberal Fascism can now be expressed directly beneath posts by the man who authored it.
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Upon hearing that Greg Mankiw will stop writing transparently illogical op-eds opposing Social Security and favoring upper-class tax cuts if the Bush tax cuts aren't extended, all I can say.
Um, could someone else please win the AL Central next year? I think we've seen enough of this. It being fairly obvious early on that the Twinkies had no intention.
Law is right: Bad umpiring has done, and will do, more harm to the industry of baseball than any performance-enhancing drugs could do. Although it cuts against my Yankee-hating interests, I'm rooting for Tampa to make it to a Game 4. This series has been...
Jon Ronson's profile of ICP is as politely brutal as they are ferociously dumb: "No," sighs Violent J. "I figured most people would say, 'Wow, I didn't know Insane Clown.
Here's one type of overweening state power the Tea Party will resolutely ignore. In fairness, that's because they're solely focused on economic is...oh wait. [via]
Mom, what animal does water come from? (more…)
More brilliant governance from Chris Christie: Before rejecting a compromise with teachers that would have won New Jersey a $400 million federal education grant, Gov. Chris Christie’s main objection was.
This year's playoffs have reminded us once again that the quality of major league umpiring is unacceptably bad. Obviously, Hunter Wendelstedt is a nepotism hire who has no business umpiring.
I still think he's a bigger trainwreck than O'Donnell, although NY Republicans didn't blunder as egregiously as Delaware Republicans since they were basically drawing dead anyway.
Tom Maguire, engaging in Principled Opposition to "judicial activists" who came up with the idea that marriage discrimination is inconsistent with the equal protection of the laws: "I just wish.
It's a grim cycle, and it seems likely to get worse before it gets better.