So, Matt Drudge is reporting that MSNBC is going to try out Michael Smerconish for the Imus spot. Word floating around is that they won’t even consider a progressive host (like the […]
Do not think; the press will do it for you
I’m so thankful. I no longer have to think. I no longer have to consider facts all by myself and assess them for their meaning. And I owe it all to The […]
Nine signs that Open-Source is fast becoming a fascist movement
There are technology purists who – no matter what Microsoft does – will believe them evil. After all, they charge for their software. Linux’ most compelling argument has been that – for […]
Cellulosic Ethanol
Ethanol is all the rage – President Bush wants us to produce billions of gallons of the stuff by 2050. But ethanol from corn (then most common source of the fuel additive […]
Mass Murder: Virginia and Iraq
By Robert Silvey The murders at Virginia Tech are sad beyond words. The hostile outsider, the missed chances to stop him, the readily available weapons, the innocent victims gunned down methodically in […]
Remember the Rug…
President Bush went to Ohio today – you know, the state where people went to jail to make sure he was re-elected. Being there evidently triggered something in the former cheerleader, because […]
We Will Yield No Longer
By Martin Bosworth For those who don’t know (and many do not), residents of the District of Columbia have no vote of any kind in Congress. We have a shadow representative, but […]
The Gonzo Chronicles: Disorder in the (upper) house
Some of this is killing me. Special thanks to the kind gentleman who pulled it all together and sent it along via e-mail. So, let’s start with Dubya, who’s loving him some […]
The McCain Train has rounded the bend
First John McCain is joking about bombing Iran (watch video here). Now it looks like – maybe this isn’t a one-off? Holy shizzle – is John coming out of the End Times […]
John Derbyshire, A Real Man
By Martin Bosworth Apparently National Review Online’s resident arbiter of masculinity, John Derbyshire, was not only unsatisfied with the unwillingness of British soldiers to be convenient martyrs when captured by Iran, but […]
