Daily Archives: October 24, 2003

Unintelligently Designed Policy

The title to this post is cribbed from Angry Bear, who reminds me that the forces of darkness are gathering again in Texas for the annual vote on textbook purchases. From Bob Park’s What’s New newsletter. 3. INTELLIGENT DESIGN: URGENT … Continue reading Continue reading

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Reponse from Diana Davila Martinez

As I mentioned earlier, I got a call from Diana Davila Martinez after I’d published an email from Diane Mosier of the Greater Heights Democratic Club. Ms. Davila Martinez objected to some of the things that had been said about … Continue reading Continue reading

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Friday dog blogging

Let Calpundit have his cats. For those of us right-thinking people who prefer dogs, here’s a great article in the Times about how to tell where someone lives in the City by what kind of dog they own. Be sure … Continue reading Continue reading

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Falwell on Boykin and Clinton

Mark Evanier catches Jerry Falwell saying something really dumb on Crossfire. BEGALA: General Boykin said — and I’m quoting him here about our president — “Why is this man in the White House? The majority of Americans did not vote … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Show Business for Ugly People | 4 Comments

That’s not the point

Ezra attempts to answer a question that President Bush recently posed: Who can possibly think that the world would be better off with Saddam Hussein still in power? The problem here is that this is the wrong question to be … Continue reading Continue reading

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Slacktivist takes on “Left Behind”

Allow me, somewhat belatedly, to add my voice to those (such as Patrick) who have cited and praised Slacktivist‘s ongoing series of posts about the “Left Behind” books (start here and look for posts whose titles begin with “L.B.”) As … Continue reading Continue reading

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