February 18, 2008
The Cult of Obama

I've got Jewel's "Who will save your soul?" song stuck in my head after listening to this speech by Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential hopeful Barack, from a campaign rally a couple weeks back at UCLA. Captain Ed has helpfully provided a partial transcript of the remarks. In 2008, we are still a nation […]

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February 15, 2008
In defense of a lunatic leftist

There's a certain amount of self-interest involved, but I'm going to go out on a limb and defend nutty Bush-hater Chez Pazienza to a limited extent. Pazienza is a blogger in his spare time. His paying gig was as a senior producer for CNN's "American Morning." I say "was" because Panzienza was fired earlier this […]

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February 14, 2008
Your all-purpose bogeyman

I came across this article by former PBS ombudsman Jeffrey Dvorkin in Salon earlier this week decrying the abolishment of the ombudsman job at many media outlets. It's an interesting subject to me, but the most interesting part of the column is unrelated to the ombudsman's job, it's this: The Middle East has always been […]

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February 14, 2008
Pull the other one

When I got home this evening I watched the replay of the San Diego State Aztecs' 73-63 loss to New Mexico. The game airs on an obscure cable network created to serve the cities/teams of the Mountain West Conference called "the mtn." Yes, the all-lowercase affectation is a little annoying. The point: Color commentator Dave […]

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February 13, 2008
Silence in high school

I've been following the case of Harper v. Poway Unified School District for years. (For background read here and here.) The short summary for those of you who haven't been following it is that Tyler Chase Harper was pulled out of class for wearing a T-shirt condemning homosexuality at school on the school-approved "Day of […]

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February 12, 2008
Those understanding liberals

Pseudonymous blogger Zombie once again braved the idiocy that is Berkeley and she has photos up, with more photos and video to come. For a lively discussion of the cesspool that is Berkeley, check out the comments over at Little Green Footballs.

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February 12, 2008
Still true nearly two decades later

I just got done reading P.J. O'Rourke's "Parliament of Whores." The book was first released in 1991, but O'Rourke's observations about the way government in America "works" is as spot-on today as it was back then. Though many of the names have changed (and some, such as Bush, haven't), the "politics" remain the same. We […]

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February 12, 2008
Juno

I just got back from seeing the final showing of "Juno" at the local theater. Total number of people in the theater, including yours truly: Five. Juno's gotten a lot of press, both pro and con, because it takes the "unrealistic" and "controversial" plot of a teen faced with an unplanned pregnancy choosing to have […]

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February 11, 2008
Chelsea's all grown up

As she was growing up in the White House, Chelsea Clinton was, rightly, 99 percent off-limits to probing questions and coverage from the press. No longer. Chelsea is an adult and she's actively campaigning for her mother. She continues to refuse to answer questions from the press -- even if the reporter in question is […]

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February 11, 2008
Ché chic

Last week I noted a comment by an Barack Obama supporter on this site who touted Obama as going to make "everyones [sic] pay equal." Yeah, the commenter is a nut, but it appears as though a lot of Obama supporters share those communist yearnings. That's a screencap from a video you can find here […]

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