This is a view of what, from where?
The main point here seems to be that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says many things about Israel, and that the sum total of these things is incoherent contradiction. As such, it doesn't.
Current TV's funnywoman Sarah Haskins is the smart woman's (and person's) answer to all the crap that popular culture throws at us. And unlike so many others in Hollywood, she.
It seems appropriate that on the same week the National Review is claiming that support for apartheid and white supremacy represents "one particular vision of civil rights," Jonah Goldberg is.
I suppose that this line from the National Review's heartwarming tribute to unreconstructed white supremacist, homophobe, and enthusiastic supporter of brutal authoritarian governments Jessie Helms was inevitable: "Helms’s real offense.
This March, I spent $4 on Milton Bradley in our fantasy baseball auction. He has rewarded my faith with a .439 OBP, .605 SLG, 17 home runs, 52 runs scored.
Please, please, please let John McCain believe that he can win the Presidency by promising to "reform" Social Security; I don't know if there's a single issue (even the war).
Professor B provides some useful data about late-term abortions in light of Obama's dumb (and I guess now clumsily partially retracted) comments about abortion policy. Admittedly, the policy consequences of.
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