Off-year elections
It may be an off year, but it’s a potentially exciting one. I plan to tune in tonight and write something—hope the news is good. Here’s a thread where you can discuss things till then.
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Thanks again
You may have noticed that I’ve allowed the post about donating to PayPal to migrate down to its rightful place on the page. The “Donate” button remains, of course, and feel free to use it to your heart’s delight. But … Continue reading →
Get ready for Candy Corn Day
[NOTE: This is a repost of a previous article. As a public service, I decided to edit it a bit and then publish it earlier this year, one day before Candy Corn Day, in order to give all you aficionados … Continue reading →
Vice President Biden: familiarity breeds…
…contempt. Lower than Cheney? How low can you go?
Continue reading →Obama and France: another reset button
And Sarkozy is pushing it. Is this the Obama who was supposed to make all of Europe like us?
Continue reading →That intrepid “real news” organization, MSNBC
And no, this is not a Saturday Night Live skit:
Continue reading →Global warming child abuse in the UK
Hey, anything for the Cause: [ADDENDUM: But they’re making up for it through Humpty Dumpty revisionism. I kid you not (hat tip: Ann Althouse.)]
Continue reading →Finally, some good news
Those of us who are addicted to the internet—and most particularly to doing research online—should be of good cheer at reading this news. It turns out that surfing’s good for you.
Continue reading →Honduras update
Here’s a discussion of the latest on Honduras.
Continue reading →Resetting Russia
Resetting Russia? Never mind.
Continue reading →More on NY delis
Some of you may be relieved to learn that the “Save the Deli” guy found a few NY delis that still seem to be churning out the good stuff.
Continue reading →Reading “Reading Lolita in Tehran,” and understanding revolutions
[NOTE: I happened across this old post the other day, and I thought it might be a good one to republish right about now. So here it is, ever-so-slightly edited.] Azar Nafisi’s Reading Lolita in Tehran has scored a surprising … Continue reading →