Unqualified Offerings

When your wife calls your cell from the motel 500 miles away to check in, have Jay-Z’s Kingdom Come playing really loud and shout into the phone that you’re having trouble hearing her where you are. Works best if she doesn’t know you own the record because you don’t – you’re getting it off the [...]

Chris Kelly on the John Doe Pledge, refutation of Peak Humor Theory:
It’s like Pat Benatar wrote Braveheart.

As a preamble, even this blog wasn’t all war all the time in March 2003. The very first entry links to a series of anti-Ashcroft items by Radley Balko. What’s funny is that we’d take Ashcroft back in an instant now! My greatest achievement in this instance is not following up the Radley quote with [...]

Home alone as I am, with Mrs. Offering and Offerings: The Next Generation off to the in-laws for Spring Break – since none of them work in the Finance Department, so quarter close is as nothing in their world – I’m going to spend the evening doing this “review your March 2003 archives” thing before [...]

By Mona
At Human Events he vacuously shrieks cogently explains that Bush and torture opponents have a “suicidal inability to come to grips with evil,” and he also exhibits his historical acumen:
Today’s Men and Women of Munich
Today, we have the Men and Women of Munich. Just as before, these are elites who are afraid to face [...]

It’s been a while since i blogged about 24, but I feel like I should clue you guys in, given what a bad reputation the show has around here:  The latest development this season involves a Vice President who’s willing to do whatever dirty tricks might be necessary to circumvent the limits on his authority [...]

By Thoreau
This morning’s Washington Post has an excellent editorial cartoon.  Bush is watching a video of a British sailor detained in Iran, and he says “People will say anything when they’re detained and coerced.”
Now, I admit that I don’t follow the right wing yakkers as closely as some here, but I’m betting that they’re saying [...]