Ann Friedman, despite being a figment of my imagination, points us to this piece by the mythical Katha Pollitt:The video, originally posted on jebar.info, a Kurdish website, is now plastered.
( . . . for anyone who thought this post title was clever, it was -- when Scott first used it back in November . . . My bad!)The laughing-stock.
Thers quotes the first half of the Scalia quote approvingly cited by Ann Althouse. I'd like to deal with the second:"What Shakespeare is to the high school English student," Scalia.
On Air America's website, the brilliant Mark Green (the newest incompetent owner) has an open comments thread so you can let him know what a great job he's doing. I.
Some international relations analysts worry that the Bush regime has destroyed the prospects for nation-building. It's a variant of the "Iraq syndrome."Never fear, however, Bush allies have solved the problem:.
So Wolfie is now holed up in his office with a shotgun and a year's supply of Twinkies, and he's not coming out without a deal, ya stinkin' pigs.Meantime, Rick.
XM suspends Opie & Anthony 30 days for the hye-larious rape fantasies on their program. (I'm not going to say "jokes," because they weren't. They weren't even in the form.
I'm not sure what's more depressing about yesterday's debate--the current frontrunner enthusiastically and unequivocally supporting torture, or how well in went over in the audience. Obviously, Giuliani's authoritarianism is going.
