In what may be the silliest wingnutitude since the "a crescent is coming to kill us and take our memorials" fiasco, Jerry Bowers:Envy, deep and powerful, comes through it all. Resentment against our society. Christianity, capitalism, and sports all take their hits. This was a...
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Texas State Rep. Warren Chisum is at it again. Yes, that Warren Chisum. The one who wanted to pass a law banning the teaching of evolution in Texas schools. The.
You may have heard the shocking news that state-funded moralizing adults telling teenagers not to have sex do not, in fact, prevent teenagers from having sex. Interestingly, several states--not all.
Belle has a wondrously good post detailing bad faith conservative arguments. Read the whole thing, but my favorite line:I have this rule of thumb, which I recommend to everyone: if Solzhenitsyn recounts some practice as one employed in coercive interrogations at Lubyanka, it’s torture.
Reacting to Phyllis Schlafly's latest support of a husband's right to rape his wife (another example here), the Happy Feminist makes an excellent point: Schlafly has essentially the same conception.
It's obvious enough that the right side of the blogosphere would be a lot happier if there were 15 dead British sailors and marines. Stymied in their desire for a.
Ordinary crime has apparently become too boring for this fellow, who muses -- while writing about a recent shooting in Georgia -- that we have entered something ominously described as the "era of individual jihad." He founds his theory on the work of a source...
I've been looking forward to this since Friday: "Something I didn't photograph, but wished I did: Nation magazine writer Max Blumenthal queued up to get a book signed by Michelle.
Ed Morrisey tries to put lipstick on a pig:Context remains important here, which both Reed and the Times fail to consider. Intelligence is not an exact science, and conclusions have.
The Conservapedia (via everybody and their cat) is indeed pure gold, and many people have picked out their favorite bits. (I'm particularly partial to "[Nineteen-Eighty-Four] is a utopian book because it talks about a place where everyone is watched over by Big Brother.") I like...
At some point within the manly space that is the wingnutosphere, it became fashionable to talk about things like war with Iraq or the Surge in terms of long odds..
Shorter Michael Medved: The sheer terror of potentially working with somebody who might find you sexually attractive totally justifies hating fags. And might I add, no fat chicks? This whole.