On righteous anger
Once in a while, usually when I’m pretty seriously procrastinating, I’ll find myself reading Dan Savage over at the Onion. His “Savage Love” generally manages to provide some low-grade entertainment,...
Once in a while, usually when I’m pretty seriously procrastinating, I’ll find myself reading Dan Savage over at the Onion. His “Savage Love” generally manages to provide some low-grade entertainment,...
I don’t know if any of you have already read these, but those who haven’t should really bother checking them out. Most of the computer humor goes right over my...
After calling for this longer than most, James Howard Kunstler takes a victory lap. I suppose he’s entitled, what with him basically making systemic crises his life’s work. Still, like...
I would just add to Sonny’s post that, however trivial the annual number of instances of voting fraud, they consistently occur under the aegis of ACORN. You see, those trivial...
George Will had an insightful column this week, where he takes the opportunity to rip into both Teddy Roosevelt and John McCain, reserving an extra dose of spleen for TR....
Over the course of two presidential debates, our candidates have largely failed to distinguish themselves from one another in the realm of foreign policy, confirming my long-held suspicion that, when...