What should be my outrage about wrong-about-everything hack Bill Kristol getting a New York Times gig because apparently the dozens of other media outlets he seems to have unlimited access to aren't enough is attenuated by the fact that the Paper O' Record still employs...
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The good news is that Will Saletan didn't include "Black Stupidity" in his end-of-the-year list of "best Human Nature" stories. The bad news is that Saletan is still around to.
More sexist trivia at the Washington Post. In fairness, the Givhan/Milbank clown show doesn't just apply to Clinton. Somerby -- who also correctly points out "the rule of this upper-class clan: Big Dem women are really men. And Big Dem men are just women," sums...
Back from Canada, but off to bucolic New England to celebrate your phoney-baloney version of Thanksgiving. In the meantime, I have to agree that while probably less destructive to political.
The heart sags at the idea of dealing with yet another case of MoDo using her longing for 19th century gender relations to create asinine, content-free negative scripts about the.
Following up on the fine post of his colleague, Bob Herbert tees off (implicitly) on David Brooks's attempts to whitewash Reagan's awful record on civil rights and use of rhetorical code to appeal to the white supremacists whose votes were crucial to the post-CRA partisan...
Mark Hemingway apparently doesn't use a spell-checker, but nonetheless -- credit where credit is due:In fact, as I’ve theorized for some time now, Dowd’s aimlessness has become so pronounced that.
Molly Ivors does a good job with the latest bit of vacuous misogyny from Maureen Dowd, whose presence on a major op-ed page remains and will always be an absolute.
I forgot to blog about this on Thursday, but this has to rank as one of the most remarkable recent paragraphs written on the increasingly embarrassing NYT op-ed page: Lately, anti-Huckabee conservatives have been suggesting he’s soft on crime. The story involves an Arkansas man,...