Archive for May, 2007
Here’s an idea I wish I’d thought of: asking the government of Cameroon for exclusive rights to the .cm domain name, so that everyone who types “google.cm” or whatever by accident gets directed to you crappy page full of advertisements. Maybe it’s because I’m left-handed, but I never type “.cm”. I’m more likely to enter [...]
You know, if you wanted to spread propaganda about Iran, you could do a lot worse than the Guardian*. *(**) It makes sense then that Rupert Murdoch is contributing to Hillary’s campaign — one more Republican and Fox News won’t get any scoops at all. ** Hey, Bill Strunk*** — does it make sense to [...]
Gonzales to Congress: “The buck stops… um… down there somewhere. I have no idea what I’m doing so I can’t tell you more than that.” (PS: what’s with the short posts today? are we turning into Instapundit? Heaven forbid!)
Queue “Hail to the Chief.” Bill Richardson formally announced his candidacy today. I like Bill Richardson. Great experience as an international negotiator. Representative of the “New West.” Latino. Plus, none of Sen. Clinton’s baggage or John Edwards’ faux populism. Richardson doesn’t have the chance of a cobra at a mongoose party, but maybe he can [...]
Nina Planck’s op-ed in the Times is sure to piss off the four Americans who are still vegan.
Um… except when they’re not politically convenient, claim Govs. Schwarzenegger and Rell: Since transportation accounts for one-third of America’s greenhouse gas emissions, enacting these standards would be a huge step forward in our efforts to clean the environment and would show the rest of the world that our nation is serious about fighting global warming. [...]
A “war czar,” for Iraq, blowback theory and the Republican Debate, the immigration bill, and finally: Jerry Falwell and the future of the religious right.
Has Mitt Romney really opened up a double-digit lead in both Iowa and New Hampshire? I guess the “double Gitmo” line worked better than I would have thought.
Andrew Sullivan flags what I can only assume is a commencement speech delivered by Barack Obama. It’s really moving. But I think it’s worth quibbling with this line, spoken in the context of railing against the “smallness” or “pettiness” of American life: We see it in a media culture that sensationalizes the trivial and trivializes [...]
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