Drezner writes...This process meant that the Democrats ran Walter Mondale, Michael Dukakis, Al Gore, and John Kerry in November. There's no way that any politico can justify a process that delivers that set of outcomes....which reminds me of this excellent post by Lance Mannion on...
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Via Teresa, a very good post about Bret Easton Ellis' new novel, which is apparently as bad as it sounds. And Dana is certainly right about the initial Times review..
Lance Mannion invites inductions into the Academy of the Overrated, movie and director wings. I'll try the latter first. With one exception, his suggestions force me to play the Woody.
American Cities That Best Fit You:60% Honolulu60% San Diego60% San Francisco55% Los Angeles50% ChicagoWhich American Cities Best Fit You?Not at all surprised by any of them except Honolulu. I've always thought I might like to live in San Diego, and San Francisco has obvious attractions....
On May 31, 2004, three University of Washington blowhards grew tired of spouting prepared rants at one another and decided to found a blog. For an address, they adopted the.
Given the interesting comments by several friends of this blog (including Lance Mannion, Russell Arben Fox, and Ezra Klein), a few more comments in re: cultural conservatism of indeterminate contours..
I can always trust Lance Mannion to have a wonderful set of observations on an obscure group of topics that I never considered thinking about before I read his blog. A couple of my favorites include this discussion of the relative appropriateness of a Butch...
Check out the cool discussion on Johns Ford and Wayne between Lance Mannion, James Wolcott, and a variety of others here, here, here, here, and here. The matter of the discussion has to do.
I won't spend a lot of time on them since they're pretty chalky, but my NFC Picks: NFC East: 1. DAL 2. NYG(*) 3. PHI 4. WAS I wouldn't be.
... drop it over at Lance's place. I like to think of Lance as LGM's Ozzie Altobello.
NY politics maven Julia has more. If I read her correctly, although my framing was more negative (and my title may have -- like some others -- implied that I.
This is unfortunate. A great writer....what to say? Didn't strike me as the type. He was one of my favorite contemporary writers; I didn't find his work depressing at all..