This cannot be the kind of headline that the Belmont campaign team hoped for on Day One. … [Read more...]
Ravens Whining About Their Choke
A very amusing article today on the NYT's sports page, which in general has tragically few entertaining articles, about whining by the defeated Baltimore Ravens: Ravens Coach Brian Billick said the timeout was called because his staff did … [Read more...]
What is the real story on Iran?
The idea that the Bush administration just did a combined 180-degree turn/belly flop on Iran makes no sense. It is completely out of keeping with the, "never admit a mistake," and, "when in doubt, look for a war," strategy of the … [Read more...]
Kicking Ass and Taking Names: Look Out World!
This just in from the Times of London (a sister company of Fox News, interestingly). It is this kind of thing, I think, that contributes to the generally low international esteem for our fine country, and the sadly small number of remaining … [Read more...]
Michigan January 15: The First Democratic Primary
Michigan will hold its Democratic Primary on 15 January. The state has 156 delegates: more than Iowa (56) and New Hampshire (30) combined. The national party, of course, pretends that it can ignore 17 electoral votes that John Kerry won in … [Read more...]
Willard’s Extremism Starting to Have Consequences
The Associated Press reports today that the Log Cabin Republicans and the Republican Majority for Choice group have both started airing ads in New Hampshire. Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap (Galatians: 6). The consequences … [Read more...]
Rip van Romney
Random L.A. Times reporter Faye Fiore worries that Willard is too perfect: By central-casting standards, the former Massachusetts governor is the perfect presidential specimen -- a comforting throwback to the 1950s, when nobody got divorced … [Read more...]
Big Brother Hits the Campaign Trail
This just in from the national Democratic Party. For a few months, we've had Democratic Party "trackers" recording hundreds of hours of Republican candidates in the field. From event to event, we've got footage of some pretty … [Read more...]
Marriage: Better in the Dark Ages?
Stephanie Coontz, a professor of history at Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington and the author of "Marriage, a History: How Love Conquered Marriage," offers a concise summary of several thousand years of history in a New York … [Read more...]
“First Spouse” Coins: Predictors for ’08?
Could the normally apolitical U.S. Mint be laying down a counter, as it were, in favor of a November victory by Senator Clinton? The Washington Times recently reported that the Mint has released the latest coin in its, "first spouses," … [Read more...]
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