Giving The Speaker His Due
But, comfort might be taken by the Speaker and his Karazee Kaukus; not everyone fears and loathes the Republicans in Congress
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In The Sphere
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Republican Mixed Messages on ‘Fact-Checking’
And what does this actually tell us? That A) Republicans are CERTAIN that they could not win a fair election or a fair argument and B) that they are actually AGAINST democracy. Continue reading
At Last The Fall Schedule Comes Into Focus
And it’s hard not to notice that the way the decision got leaked — in the dead of a Friday night, with the Olympics still going on, after two weeks in which Romney and his campaign had demonstrated all the political skills of a handball — fairly dripped with flopsweat…. Continue reading
(Not So) Happy Moon Day 2012
Usually, this is an annual post I can kind of phone in. Naturally, the shootings last night upset that comforting assumption, as life has a disturbing tendency to do. Death stalks us at every moment, and tragedy is only a slip away. Continue reading
As June Draws To A Close
Drawings from the past two weeks. Mostly visual with the usual trenchant political commentary at the end. Continue reading
Sandusky Guilty as the Mob Howls
Sandusky wanted to testify, they told him it would be disastrous, since the Prosecutor could have then brought Matt out as a “rebuttal witness” and they decided NOT to have Sandusky take the stand in his own defense. Continue reading
The Road Ahead
Now, I know what you’re thinking: Aren’t there NINE muses? Continue reading
