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#holidays
Obama's First Thanksgiving Proclamation: Just OK
Thanksgiving Proclamations are, for the most part, pretty routine. Namecheck settlers, Washington, Lincoln, God, and our Troops. Encouraged people to give thanks. The end. But there are some key differences between a Bush declaration and an Obama declaration! More » -
#war
Whoops, Pentagon's Realistic Afghan Price Tag Leaks
The Pentagon is mad at the White House because the White House insists on giving an accurate prediction of the cost of troop escalation in Afghanistan. More » -
#culturewars
Islamic extremists with posh British accents sound so reasonable! Sharia law? Sure, you know best!
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#blackpeople
Mississippi Fights to Remain Number One in Institutional Racism
Governor Haley Barbour hit the Mississippi politician superfecta: he's proposed something that is at once racist, sexist, classist, and bad for education.
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#embarrassments
Let's Not Forget About Michele Bachmann!
Everyone is paying so much attention to one crazy liar lady that they have forgotten all about the other one, the one who still holds elected office! Thankfully, Michele Bachmann is stepping up the crazy.
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#liveblogging
Liveblogging Book-Writin' Sarah Palin Chattin' With Oprah
Noted author Sarah Palin is on Oprah, right now. Let's watch it together! More » -
#booksoftheendtimes
Sarah Palin's Goin' Rogue An American Tail, Also: A Review
No, we have not read Sarah Palin's new book, Goin' Rogue. But we can say with some authority that it is the most moving and affecting memoir published in the English language since Speak, Memory.
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#twitter
Brit Writer Mainlines Crazy Twitter
British writer Ian Martin (The Thick Of It decided to unfollow all of his real Twitter friends and replace them with racist psychos. American conservatives, in other words. He calls this project "wrongtwitter." It is eye-opening. More » -
#kidstoday
Adorable PC Battle at Horace Mann
Breaking Horace Mann news: "Former Student Body Presidents' performances in last Tuesday's assembly caused heated discussions regarding sexism, men's bigotry, and the boundaries of comedic relief among students and faculty in classrooms, advisories, and club meetings this past week." More »
