…and you might want to help him get there: Will [Libya] disintegrate into a failed militia state like Somalia with terrorists controlling some of the fragments? Will it lapse again into authoritarian or even totalitarian rule, the only kind of … Continue reading →
I have an unusually busy day, so although I’ll be back to the blog later today, this post and the one below it will be short. But here’s a thread to discuss tonight’s upcoming debate—or anything you want.
Continue reading →…proves it has a sense of humor. [NOTE: And by the way, lest you start to badmouth the Swedes, remember that the Peace Prize is awarded by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.]
Continue reading →Here we go.
Continue reading →…is already over.
Continue reading →…otherwise the news would be bad.
Continue reading →This. [ADDENDUM: Gee, I think the Libyan president just insulted Ms. Rice.]
Continue reading →Want to compare yourself to liberals and conservatives on a bunch of tests of knowledge, morals, and values based on Jonathan Haidt’s research? Go here; it’s kind of fun. I took the tests and, as you might guess, some of … Continue reading →
…make this go viral? Note particularly this moment. It’s not as personal and heartwarming as some of the other stuff, but it’s certainly relevant to how Romney would be likely to perform as president:
Continue reading →Here’s an open thread to talk about tonight’s doings. I may update from time to time. 11:49: Watched Romney’s speech, which did everything it needed to do. The proof is that afterward, when I tuned to MSNBC for the critique, … Continue reading →
Silver was bad enough. But white is the new silver. And brown is emerging. How boring can we get? One thing’s for sure—nobody gets a white car because it doesn’t show the dirt.
Continue reading →…”So when does the media put Biden’s qualification to be President on trial?” The answer just might be “On Saturday, August 17, 2012.” And a passel of pigs was seen slowly and laboriously winging its way overhead…
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