Yet another shorty. Deal with it. Now here's the news...
Occupy Wall Street protests take a dark turn as police begin seemingly spontaneous mass arrests. Widespread reports of excessive force characterize the independent reporting from the scene and although mainstream sources also acknowledge the violence, they don't seem to go beyond reporting press releases.
Herman Cain wins a meaningless Florida beauty contest, while Mittens takes the pageant crown in Michigan.
Ann Althouse simply doesn't understand why people get upset over the death penalty, but not life imprisonment. I pays to remind people that she's a Professor of Law at the University of Wisconsin. You'd expect her to be bright enough to understand the difference between life and death.
Also in fun with the death penalty news; NYT's Ross Douthat argues that Troy Davis was kind of lucky there's a death penalty.
Finally, one of those news items you really don't know which way to take; Saudi Arabia will allow women to vote and run for office. Of course, that doesn't mean all that much in a sham democracy.
Showing posts with label Ross Douthat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ross Douthat. Show all posts
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Stories to Watch: 9/25/11
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Stories to Watch: 3/18/11
If Mary can appear on a grilled cheese sandwich, then Kate Middleton can appear on a jellybean. It just stands to reason. Now here's the news...
The Koch brothers seem to be getting a little nervous.
Need a scary tax-day story for your weekly column? Do what the NYT's Ross Douthat did -- pull one out of your butt.
ProPublica's series "The Wall Street Money Machine" wins a Pulitzer, marking the first time "a prize was awarded to reporting that did not appear in print," according to NYT. Remember that the next time you read some crap about how much a piece of legislation weighs on Politico.
Here's a weird thing: when Charles Manson speaks out, only the right wing blogosphere listens.
Fiscal sanity alert: John Boehner hires a seriously big-money lawyer to defend the Defense of Marriage Act -- on your dime.
A Palin insider is writing what he promises will be a "chilling expose" of the Quitta from Wasilla.
Dave Weigel exposes Donald Trump as a fan of Canada's healthcare system, which makes him a commie.
Finally, Texas Gov. Rick Perry isn't talking about secession right now. It would be unseemly to do so while he has his hand out.
The Koch brothers seem to be getting a little nervous.
Need a scary tax-day story for your weekly column? Do what the NYT's Ross Douthat did -- pull one out of your butt.
ProPublica's series "The Wall Street Money Machine" wins a Pulitzer, marking the first time "a prize was awarded to reporting that did not appear in print," according to NYT. Remember that the next time you read some crap about how much a piece of legislation weighs on Politico.
Here's a weird thing: when Charles Manson speaks out, only the right wing blogosphere listens.
Fiscal sanity alert: John Boehner hires a seriously big-money lawyer to defend the Defense of Marriage Act -- on your dime.
A Palin insider is writing what he promises will be a "chilling expose" of the Quitta from Wasilla.
Dave Weigel exposes Donald Trump as a fan of Canada's healthcare system, which makes him a commie.
Finally, Texas Gov. Rick Perry isn't talking about secession right now. It would be unseemly to do so while he has his hand out.
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