It's sad and pathetic, in a truly hilarious kind of way, to watch as Stephen Hayes flails ineffectually at the notion that there was no direct connection between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda. We've gone from forthright claims of a close operational connection between the two...
In the last 36 hours, I have:1) woken up with food poisoning2) spent the day vomiting3) gone to the doctor and gotten an anti-nausea shot (and not in my arm)4).
I don't mean to pile on the Mamet essay -- given that it consists entirely of sophomoric cliches it will convert nobody, and as Roy says if it compels some.
Shorter Mamet:I used to be a Democrat, but after reading Thomas Sowell I'm outraged by the Bay of fucking Pigs.I don't know what David Mamet was reading during the many years before his apparent political conversion, but he's now convinced that Sowell is "our greatest contemporary...
Wow. YouTube certainly does create entirely new possibilities for profound embarrassment.Having said that, I think Matt is being too quick to cede the large tacky middlebrow vote to Clinton, although.
John Gibson can't quite meet the standards of Fox News.
On Monday the Wall Street Journal recycled an editorial that conservatives have been using more or less since the late 1940s. The theme runs something like this: Democrats are threatening.
Interesting...The push-up is the ultimate barometer of fitness. It tests the whole body, engaging muscle groups in the arms, chest, abdomen, hips and legs. It requires the body to be.
Apparently Geraldine Ferraro is taking a page from Dylan Thomas. Yes, it's true that she submitted her resignation last night from Senator Clinton's "very large" finance committee (those are Sen. Clinton's words in quotes). According to NY Mag, Ferraro's resignation included this tidbit: "If anybody is...
In light of the too-late resignation of Clinton campaign Senior Adviser For Race-Baiting Gerry Ferraro, it's worth highlighting this about New York's new governor:With Spitzer announcing his resignation amid a.
One of my great satisfactions in life occurs once or twice a year when I get to lecture on Richard Nixon; on those days, I remember what Christmas was like.