After posting two entries about Amanda’s columns in Salon last week, I had hoped to not write about her for a while, but reader The Rogue Elf brought another column of hers to my attention in our comment section on … Continue reading
Last time, I threatened to torment you with an additional post regarding another one of Amanda’s latest columns in Salon. It was just too awful not to say a few words about it. So let’s get the pain out of … Continue reading
Ah, that Amanda. She’s such a silly prog. You know the Amanda I’m referring to. Yes, that Amanda. The one who always seems so miserable because conservatives ruin everything. On Monday, Amanda wrote a column for Salon in which she … Continue reading
Do you know who Tom Hardy is? I knew he’s an actor, but that was about it. English dude. He was the bad guy “Bane” in the movie The Dark Knight Rises, but he wore a contraption that covered most … Continue reading
Salon. That oh-so-un-biased example of newsy journalistic integrity is proving once again just how unbiased and newsy they are by attacking Politico for reporting on all things Hillary-gate. Headline: How Politico became a GOP stooge: Republicans want to destroy Hillary … Continue reading
A president’s legacy is ultimately determined by whether Americans were better or worse off after he left office. With a year and a half to go in his eight years as the 44th U.S. President, how does Obama measure up? … Continue reading
As we all know, many people are outraging right now over any death that occurs at the hands of police officers. Judging by how these instances are being reported, it doesn’t seem to matter anymore if the deceased resisted arrest … Continue reading
This morning we find that Elias Isquith, a political writer at Salon, interviewed Akhil Reed Amar, a professor at Yale Law School who has written a new book about the Constitution. Isquith prefaced this interview with a weak potshot at … Continue reading
This guy. Rand Paul praises the dignity of work, but hates the big government policies that encourage it http://t.co/mxs6NJmwME — Vox (@voxdotcom) April 9, 2015 Writing today on the site that explains…the sort of output that academia often passes from … Continue reading
