By which, of course, I mean today's Globe's editorial and op-ed pages. Specifically:The Globe's editorial board is upset that a quote from their conversation with Hillary Clinton ("I have a million ideas. The country can't afford them … [Read more...]
Obama and Clinton ratchet it up
A devastating war of memoranda (not the memoranda! for God's sake, take the children upstairs!) has broken out between the Clinton and Obama campaigns. Subject: Iran. From my inbox a couple of hours ago:TO: Interested PartiesFR: … [Read more...]
Redstate bans new users from talking about Ron Paul; Huckabee coming on strong
And no, I'm not kidding. Thanks to alert commenter Howland Lew Natick, who noticed this astonishing post at one of the right's largest blogs:Effective immediately, new users may *not* shill for Ron Paul in any way shape, form or … [Read more...]
Obama on bigotry
Aravosis makes a good point."Why do you look at the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye?"Barack Obama has called on the Dept of Justice to fire an employee who Obama thinks endorses bigotry … [Read more...]
Game day Fenway Dice-K open thread
If you can think of other rhymes for the title, drop 'em in the comments.GO SOX!! … [Read more...]
Mel Martinez resigns as RNC head over immigration
Not all Republicans are Ogonowski Republicans (at least, the Ogo that emerged once Dustin Olson came in as campaign manager) when it comes to immigration. And it's tearing the party apart.The Republican Party's highest-ranking Latino … [Read more...]
Non-identification of sources: is everybody really doing it?
John Anderson: "Follow the Money: How George W. Bush and the Texas Republicans Hog-tied America." Scribner, 2007. 27 pages of endnotes, plus footnotes throughout the book.Greg Anrig: "The Conservatives Have No Clothes: Why … [Read more...]
KellerGate continues
Intrepid Boston Herald media reporter Jessica Heslam has more today on the burgeoning kerfuffle surrounding Jon Keller's book "The Bluest State," and specifically his practice of lifting passages from newspaper articles without attribution … [Read more...]
Stephen Colbert so totally rocks
To be honest, I find the Colbert Report a bit exhausting, and not as consistently excellent as The Daily Show. But Stephen Colbert himself, whether being interviewed on NPR, or writing on the NY Times op-ed page, is without question … [Read more...]
House’s SCHIP override attempt fails
Just watched it on C-Span. The vote was 273-156. A few votes switched (the vote to pass the bill was 265-159), but the House was still about a dozen votes short.Disappointing, but not unexpected. Look for a revised bill to … [Read more...]
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