For whatever reason, Google Reader's "Explore" option recently started lumping all political sites together irrespective of orientation, which means that even time I try to find new, interesting voices, I'm bombarded with new, interesting-for-the-wrong-reason-but-potential-blog-fodder voices. For example: We believe the TV show [Sarah Palin]’s producing...
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Of course, it's Family Guy, not Murphy Brown, which is suitable for the new century. Like any right minded curious individual with a shred of a sense of humor, I'm.
There has already been a lot of good commentary about the latest from Fred Hiatt's crayon scribbler emeritus. I think this the key part:Her lengthy Saturday night keynote address to.
Alaska, apparently, is a great beacon of hope to oppressed people everywhere.
How is Noon not on this list?H/t GC.
Hey, it looks like Sarah Palin is just making stuff up again:Former Gov. Sarah Palin, who has had a rocky relationship with the state's capital city, says in her book.
Do anthropogenic factors play a role in climate change? Some say no:(CNN)– In a late night posting on her Twitter feed, Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin continued to blast climate change believers Friday, calling the talks in Copenhagen, Denmark a representation of man's "arrogance," for...
Dave linked to this outburst below. It's worth noting that when American Thinker Robin from Berkeley describes what she calls the "wilding of Sarah Palin," she fails to mention that.
In the 16th and early 17th centuries, English Puritans developed a method of Biblical and historical interpretation known as "typology." In its simplest form, typology involved the discovery of Old.
As promised, here are the passages from Palin's book in which she and the "B-Team" make a go at vaudeville. When we join our heroine, she has just agreed to appear on a mid-October episode of SNL as the self-parody to Tina Fey's parody. After...
Oh, fucking hell. It's the presidential campaign. I'd forgotten about this part.Fortunately for me, there's not much to say, really, about chapter 4 that hasn't already been written about a.
Americaneoclown is seeing starbursts through the pages of his book:I should add that I'm reading the book now, and I'm finding it as an extremely satisfying account of the everywoman's.