I've said it before and I'll say it again: Maureen Dowd's presence in the Times's op-ed pages is an absolute disgrace. Molly, Lance, Echidne, Kevin, and Jill pile on to spare me the trouble of doing so again. If she was smarter, I would swear that...
Shorter Wanker Unity 08!: The Republican Party has destroyed America's political reputation, screwed up the budget, and accelerating global warming. The only way to solve these problems is for more.
If you can ignore the truly inane comments (with your usual dose of lady-shaming and -blaming), it's worth checking out this article on the Denver Post's website, reporting on a.
Since I fell for the spin myself, I should note that Rudy! did not in fact skip New Hampshire; he spent more time and money there than anyone except Romney. Which makes his barely finishing ahead of Ron Paul especially embarrassing. And then there's the Florida...
Some random thoughts on today's results and related matters.1) In terms of delegates, this appears to be a tie (9 each for Clinton and Obama, 4 for Edwards). This will.
It seems to me that we have ourselves a knife fight. It also seems to me that this is a wonderful thing; Iowa and New Hampshire shouldn't have the right.
Apparently Clinton has won outright. Basically a the worst plausible outcome from my perspective; Clinton wins despite expectations of a loss, Edwards obviously can't win the nomination but is strong enough to throw the nomination to Clinton, and the Republican candidate who would be strongest in...
The universe acknowledges today's official release of the Pantload's pantload. For those who aren't completely sick of thinking about the Doughy one, Dave Neiwert's review is well worth the read.The.
A momentary pause in the NH action, which I too am watching with baited breath.Over at Yglesias, there's a lively discussion going on about The Wire. I came to the.
I probably should have reverted to my prior skepticism about how much bounce Obama would get out of new Hampshire. I still expect Obama to win narrowly, but...
At the time, I wasn't as convinced by Jon Chait's declaration of Hillary Clinton's electoral morbidity as I would have liked to have been, largely because I wasn't sure how.
Color me less than shocked. Nor do I find Paul's response very convincing.