In case you haven't been reading enough about Sarah Palin, I have another piece up at the Minnesota Independent. Some people like it. Others, not so much:Exhibit A:Professor of History...with a liberal agenda, perhaps? I think we need to clean out our colleges and universities and...
This is such an interesting article;I don't know quite what to think of it. The president of Switzerland stepped to a podium in Bern last May and read a statement.
24 hours ago one of McCain's chief economic advisers announced that talk of serious economic trouble was all the fault of Barack Obama frightening everybody for crass political gain. This.
She's been on a roll lately, but IB's take on the new Richard Cohen column is one of her better lines:He's kinda like a kid who, upon discovering that there is no Santa Claus, attempts to locate the precise moment in time that Jolly St. Nick...
Increasingly, that seems to be the choice. The weird insistence on sticking to the obviously false claim about saying "thanks but no thanks" to the Bridge to Nowhere is beginning.
The fairy tale continues:"The important thing is she's vetoed a half a billion dollars in earmark projects — far, far in excess of her predecessor and she's given money back to the taxpayers and she's cut their taxes, so I'm happy with her record," McCain said.Um,...
Cathy Young has an attempted feminist defense of Sarah Palin (endorsed, natch, by Ann Althouse.) The fundamental problem with the argument is that there's no inherent value to having lots.
What's amazing about this is that I figured that McEvenWorse and Palin would at some point permanently change the "Bridge to Nowhere" howler to some technically accurate but grossly misleading.
Ned Yost has been fired, with his team tied for the NL wild card spot and 13 days left in the season. Can't think of any precedent for something like this off the top of my head. I don't follow the Brewers at all so I...
No it isn't.Denver Broncos Coach Mike Shanahan was clearly having a Herm Edwards moment Sunday. You play to win the game, but Shanahan’s decision to go for a 2-point conversation.
After a nasty windstorm yesterday, wide swaths of Cincinnati remain without power, including my house. Fortunately I'm in Lexington, leaving the task of eating all the food in the freezer.