Monthly Archives: December 2010

Puny humans disappoint me intellectually as I do them socially. They despair, I despair. Mickey says we’ll be hearing a lot about “income inequality” in the months to come. No doubt he’s right. Because people are morons. Income inequality is … Continue reading →

Visiting my cyber-Luddite parents made me late to Ann Coulter’s Dec. 22nd column. The numbers she gives are so amazing, I’d have to research them before employing them in debate. But they’re totally linkable. She hasn’t archived a permalink yet, … Continue reading →

Apart from that, I totally followed this amazing article. Yes indeed. If corporate greed is to blame for the collapse of the housing market, what keeps the credit card and auto lending markets afloat? After all, they have less regulation … Continue reading →

Settle down, children! The adults know what they’re doing. The NY Times helps explain further the anger-fueled, myth-based politics of the populist new right That’s quite the childish imagination you’ve got, red staters. Now get your grubby little fingers off … Continue reading →

Er…that title’s not well-thought out, is it? SDH commented that he favors work farms for non-violent criminals over tossing them in the clink with predators. It would certainly be an improvement, but I still wanna whack ’em instead. As long … Continue reading →

Typical empty analysis here. He seems gabberflasted by basic reality. He’s amazed that Obama is compromising with Republicans. And he finds it “ironic” that Republicans would accept the compromises while simultaneously seeking to unseat him in 2012.  But this is … Continue reading →

We just returned from the Bluegrass State, had a wonderful white Christmas and still got back with no driving problems. My compliments to Weather Control. Hope and pray your holiday was just as good. Will be unpacking/decompressing the rest of the … Continue reading →

James Taranto at the WSJ is one of my favorite links. He has a great sense of humor. He also is partial to “meta” themes. He looks at things, and looks at other looks at things. Thusly proving that Janet … Continue reading →

But who can pass up a mocking of Arlen Specter?

It helps.