Lots of good stuff going up at Kos. It's going to be a squeeze. Now off to the bar, where over the next six hours I shall drink either the sweet nectar of victory or the bitter oil of defeat.
Silly me, I thought Fox might behave this year.
Kerry 311, Bush 213, NV and CO too close to call...
Here's a shrill endorsement of John Kerry, which is really a condemnation of the Bush presidency. The shrill, shrill author goes so far as to compare W is the late great Tsar Nicholas II: The libertarian writer Lew Rockwell has mischievously noted parallels between Bush and...
If Zogby's current predictions are to be taken seriously, the race will be decided in PA, which has to be considered good news. However, if the two ties, PA and VA,.
I'd like to report that the voting process in my precinct in Wallingford, Seattle, is going just fine, with short lines. That is all.
One mildly amusing side-product of all the election-induced anxiety I've been feeling has been some strange political dreams. Several days ago, I was flying to Florida to personally debate Jeb Bush on the merits of Ralph Nader as a presidential candidate. I desperately wanted him to...
I posted this last month, but find it so powerful that I need to post it again. From Edmund Morgan: In the wake of the many scandals that have disgraced.
The 6th Circuit, as some feared, is letting the goons back in: In a day of see-sawing court rulings, a Federal appeals court ruled early Tuesday morning that the Republican Party.
Andrew Sullivan dredges up another worthy candidate for worst Kaus ever; his December 5, 2003 post-mortem of the Kerry campaign: Democratic Senator John Kerry, once proclaimed the frontrunner in the press, faces not just defeat but utter humiliation in the New Hampshire primary. Is he really...
Is it just me, or does Tom Wolfe's new novel about college life seem like its pretension-to-achievement score will be surpass even the dreaded Ryan Adams ratio? Kakutani's hatchet job seems.
The hydrogen bomb is fifty-three years old today. Let's hope that its next fifty-three years are as quiet as its last.