Tomorrow I'll have a thoughtful post about the spurious use of "religious freedom" to defend bigotry and inequality. In the meantime, how about some bare contempt for people who must actually enjoy being played for suckers:And at a meeting in Northern Virginia this weekend of...
Author: Scott Lemieux
I'm sure that at least one of my co-bloggers will appreciate this series of attacks against Strunk & White's The Elements of Style, which has been used to bully too.
So I had just sort assumed that the best drama remaining on broadcast television would be retained as the crappy network it's on is merged with the other one. But.
Julia on the one Democrat with any history of influence that Adam Nagourney actually cites for his "the Democrats should win by losing" thumbsucker:Tony CoelhoTony the guy who was responsible for Democratic strategy in the 1994 Congressional elections Coelho.Tony the guy who was tossed out...
I'm not sure; the competition is too stiff. But this is certainly a worthy candidate. (I think Becks is still being too generous with "frequently"; as far as I can.
Can this really be true? Even if I see him getting frogmarched, I won't believe it......more from Jeralyn...
The General reviews one of the books well below even The Party of Death on my reading list, Mary Cheney's recent apologia:I'm not sure I understand why Miss Cheney became a Republican political operative. After all, the party isn't exactly welcoming people like her--87% of...
Seems as if the Poor Man has a guest poster...
Dear A's,I think we've established that Wang throws lots of ground balls, and Cano (whatever his defensive demerits) can turn the pivot. How many double plays do you have to.
Rob sez (in comments, in my response to the claim that the 1st season of Deadwood, while plainly inferior to The Sopranos, seems better to me than Six Feet Under):I could also see the argument that second season Deadwood is better than 6FU, but first...
Via Ezra, Jonah Goldberg asks why liberal bloggers aren't reviewing The Party of Death, the book we're assured is serious and non-partisan despite the fact that the elements of "death".
In advance of my post about the 25-greatest-novels thing, Amanda has a terrific post about Aesthetic Stalinism (left and right.) I think there are two points that are worth keeping.