[NOTE: In honor of Valentine’s Day, a repeat of a previous post. Happy Valentine’s Day to all!] Wendy Hill, a psychology professor at Lafayette College, is interested in kissing—the science of it, that is. Her research found that kissing (of … Continue reading →
And it seems he may have it in for Harry Reid, too.
Continue reading →again and again: One of my favorite movies ever.
Continue reading →…this may be bluster. Or perhaps not. The deficit marches on. AGW and the IPCC absorb more body blows. But is anybody but the conservative echo chamber listening?
Continue reading →…goes green. You can’t make this stuff up.
Continue reading →Oh, no. It’s come to this.
Continue reading →…return?
Continue reading →This WSJ piece by Daniel Henninger describes an important and little-discussed turning point in American politics: In 1962, President John F. Kennedy planted the seeds that grew the modern Democratic Party. That year, JFK signed executive order 10988 allowing the … Continue reading →
…makes the heart grow fonder. Another factor is disillusionment with his successor. Some of us, of course, were never illusioned in the first place.
Continue reading →Well, the polls are closed. Now we wait. Here’s a thread where you can talk about it.
Continue reading →Brown is the male Sarah Palin—with a law degree. Coakley is the female John Kerry—without the charm.
Continue reading →House member from Massachusetts Barney Frank says that if Brown is elected, “it’ll kill the health bill.” Memo to Frank: that’s a feature, not a bug.
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