I'm not sure if I should laugh more over the fact that Breitbart brought Mickey Kaus on for a series of "essays" in July or whether it evidently decided he wasn't worthy of their high, high standards, as it's now been almost a month since...
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Andrew Gelman: Kaus is still blogging, not at Slate anymore but at Tucker Carlson’s house. Same old stuff: from the most recent entries, we have “Obama blew it” . . . “Obamacare”.
As a blogger looking for soft targets, it's reassuring in a way that one always has Mickey Kaus's reflexive union-bashing: How to predict if "New"GM--as bailed out and restructured--really is.
This is sad: There is sad news though: birther queen Orly Taitz was viciously trounced in her effort to become California Secretary of State, losing the Republican nomination 3-1 in favor of former NFL player Damon Dunn. (I know.) And yet? Orly Taitz got 368,316...
Since we haven't checked in for a bit, a quick progress report on the Kaus Kampaign. Apparently, it has entailed: --Going public with the large number of California Democratic primary.
We've been unaccountably lax in Mickey coverage. Fortunate, TBogg is on the case.
I, too, would proudly be willing to write 4-5 incoherent, stream of consciousness posts a week for only $80000/year. Indeed, I'll go a step farther; I'll write 6-7 posts for only $75000 per year. And then I'll run for the Senate. As the Great Kaus...
Who should be the third name in this series? "Mickey Kaus's campaign for Barbara Boxer's U.S. senate seat has now been endorsed by Glenn Reynolds, Jonah Goldberg, and . ..
This is potentially the most entertaining development since... well, ever:Pioneering political blogger Mickey Kaus took out papers to run for U.S. Senate in California, he told LA Weekly. The Venice.
The illogic and desperate ad hoc exceptionally implausible counterfactuals are what make Mickey Mickey, but since when has Kaus ever needed to pretend that a sex scandal (involving a Democrat) needed to be politically relevant to justify tawdry gossip? He seems a little off his...
In that spirit, Kaus on the VP debate:Big loser, again, is Hillary. In two years Palin will be so much better she won't even be in the same league. ...The.
Kaus:The Refs Dream They're Being Worked: When McCain's campaign attacks the press, he's not "working the refs." That implies McCain's strategists still care how the "refs" make calls. I think.