Well at least we know she was also vapid 30 years ago:I was all set to vote for Jimmy Carter in 1976. I'd voted for Carter in the New York primary when he was still a face in a crowd of candidates. But the day...
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I know it's redundant to use a phrase like "Althouse reveals her ignorance," but in this post the dumb just clings to her words like fresh morning dew:And why does.
Rebecca Traister interviews Jessica Valenti, who discusses her new book Full Frontal Feminism (available at fine booksellers everywhere!)
As noted by many commenters, the inevitable meltdown as Althouse refuses to acknowledge the plain meaning of her remarks or suggest another coherent one has occurred [no link because she not only refuses to link to anybody she's dishonestly criticizing but whines endlessly when Andrew...
Shorter Althouse: "Compound sentences confuse me; moreover, I hate it when people assume I'm a right-winger simply because my views are often completely indistinguishable from those of the right wing..
So far, I've left the Wisconsin chapter of the Sam Alito Appreciation Society in Scott's capable hands, but I can't resist drawing attention to Project Runway's Reynoldsian link to this.
About this awful HufPost article, Feministing collectively says all that needs to be said, with an Abstract Nonsense chaser. But it makes one useful contribution--pushing Ann Althouse to a level of self-parody she had not previously reached (which, frankly, I would have thought impossible.) Laments...
If you examine this picture of her beloved Bush signing the All Your Uterus Are Belong To Us Act of 2003, it all makes sense:Now that's taste and decorum. Thank.
Via Mutaman dipping into the nostalgia file in comments, I was informed that Ann Althouse was still blogging. And since we need some reassurance that some things never change, here.
This is the grave of Samuel Adams. Born in 1722 in Boston, Adams started Harvard in 1736. Disappointing his parents, he took a greater interest in politics than the ministry. He earned a bachelor's degree in 1740 and a master's in 1743. Unable to focus...
Maybe Ann Althouse and Glen Reynolds could organize a conference on the complicated question of whether this poster indicates that there may have been some sort of anti-Semitic undertone to.
Ann Althouse, everybody: NPR writes "she knew he was attending a rally in Virginia" but didn't "didn't know it was a white supremacist rally." Notice the assumption that it's simply.