Friday Cat Blogging... Nelson and Starbuck
Sweet fancy Moses, a film version of Atlas Shrugged? I dunno about you, but to me a film based on an interminable novel that consists almost entirely of position-paper wielding.
Finally, the formula for the contemporary GOP has been discovered...
Two brief points about Ryan Lizza's terrific article (free with registration) on no-things-can-actually-get-worse GOP frontrunner George Allen, which will undoubtedly generate an enormous amount of discussion: Since there will be a lot of diversion about the issue, it should be emphasized that Allen wearing a Confederate...
Sorry, last Corner today:Shorter Michael Ledeen: If you generals didn't like Rumsfeld's plan in 2003, why didn't you just lead a coup? People who believe in civilian control of the.
Wandering throught the morass that is the Corner revealed this, from our good pal Jonah:PREDICTION [Jonah Goldberg]This is off the cuff, so it should be taken with ample grains of.
Via Matt comes this gem.Given Cliff and Stanley's aptly alarming posts, and the other news that Iran is talking about sharing its nascent nuke know-how with Sudan (where bin Laden just told all the jihadists they should head in last week's tape), I have a simple...
Since I've already addressed the stupidity of trying to draw broad sociological conclusions based on such data, all I can add to TBogg's analysis of Roger Simon's attempts to make.
Fascinating.'CAPRICA'From executive producers Ronald D. Moore and David Eick ('Battlestar Galactica'), writer Remi Aubuchon ('24') and NBC Universal Television Studio, this new series is set over a half a century.
Make sure to read Ezra's post on income mobility in the United States. The fantasy that the US has greater income mobility than other Western countries is really quite critical to the conservative economic project in America, because it's one of the only threads tying the...
I'm sure that this is all just an elaborate mole-hunting operation designed to ferret out disloyal continents:The CIA has run more than 1,000 flights within the European Union since 2001,.
Interesting.French Budget Minister Jean-Francois Cope has announced the launch of an online game for the country's taxpayers to have a go at balancing the books.The game, called Cyberbudget, will launch.