Despite seeing the write-up, I have a hard time believing this actually happened. I do like the fact that Coulter has illustrated another twist to the general Republican belief that "George Wallace and Strom Thurmond are the true heirs to Martin Luther King," namely civil rights...
If we had a hipper press corps, someone would just go ahead and ask Christine O'Donnell how all those fucking magnets work.
It could be argued that Troy Tulowitzki has been one of Colorado's more effective players this September.
An obscenely busy (yet curiously unproductive) schedule has kept me from reading much non-Alaskan coverage of our weird-ass Senate race, so I don't know if Steve Kornacki's optimistic take is representative of how folks are interpreting Murkowski's decision to run as a write-in candidate. Yet here...
Facebook has much to answer for.
David Kamp's "Lennon at 70!" is altogether craptastic. It did, however, remind me of Ian Macleod's vastly superior Snodgrass. "Hey, John!" It's a guy's voice, not Cal's after all. Sounds.
As noted in comments to Scott's presentation of the Republican Party's disturbingly honest self-conception, it's probably for the best that they focused almost exclusively on white people. After all, the alternative is even worse.
"Mom, you know what I'm grateful for? I'm grateful I was born in the year 2002. This means I won't be around later when our sun goes supernova." (more…)
I'm voting for George Thomas.
I know that Yglesias wants me to analyze the iconography of the Republican's "Pledge to America," and I'll do so a little later. But for the moment, I think it's worth reiterating what he wrote with a cudgel. So without further ado, here is how the Republican...
I'm so old I remember getting lectures about how the Republicans were the Party Of Ideas. ...see also.
Sure, Felix Hernandez has pitched twelve more innings of significantly higher per-inning quality than C.C. Sabathia. But unlike Sabathia. he doesn't Know How To Win (TM). I mean, give Sabathia.