It appears that Hillary’s argument may be correct. Post-Wright, she now seems more electable than Obama. For all the good it will do her. Will the superdelegates listen? [ADDENDUM: Great Noemie Emery article in the Weekly Standard on how Hillary … Continue reading →
And nothing disgusting in this one (although, where’s Trigger? Hmmm.)
Continue reading →This excellent Slate article can be summarized as follows: if you look down on people, it’s unlikely that they’ll start looking up to you.
Continue reading →Not for the squeamish—especially the squeamish who love jello molds (although perhaps that’s an oxymoron). Consider yourself warned.
Continue reading →Click here to listen as Dr. Sanity, Siggy, Shrinkwrapped, and I discuss the Arab Mind, based on Shrink’s series of the same name.
Continue reading →This sort of thing is one of the reasons it’s in your interest to vote for him anyway, if you care about the future of the Supreme Court. Or the future of voter fraud. Do you think for one moment … Continue reading →
…if I find myself in general agreement with Paul Krugman.
Continue reading →…companies, says Obama. Just their executives, family members, and employees. Which of course leaves him free from any taint of oil influence—as opposed to all the other candidates who also do not take money from oil companies, because it’s illegal. … Continue reading →
At 8 PM Eastern time tonight, the Sanity Squad will be discussing Hillary’s future after tomorrow’s primary, and dear old ex-President Jimmy Carter and his recent Middle East shenanigans. Join Dr. Sanity, Shrink, Siggy, and me.
Continue reading →See this.
Continue reading →It seems a person can’t say a word these days without someone recording it or writing about it. For example, the San Francisco fundraiser at which Obama described the bitter clingers of Pennsylvania was meant to be a very private … Continue reading →
Is the Italian election a portent of things to come in our own? The Obamalike candidate defeated by a 71-year-old on the right? Hmmm. The Italian political scene and ours are very different, to be sure. But there are also … Continue reading →