Shit you is what I do not at this present moment do: A new study supports the idea that super models flock together while individuals lacking the perfect face and body also stick together. “Beautiful people marry beautiful people and less beautiful people marry less beautiful people,” said Dan Ariely,* a professor of behavioral economics at MIT’s Program in Media Arts and Sciences and Sloan School of Management. That can’t
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St. Paddy’s Day [Dan Collins]
Guinness have a petition to make St. Patrick’s Day a national holiday. Even though I’m largely Irish by extraction, and love me some beer, I’m not very excited about the idea. Now, the day after Paddy’s . . . that would make sense.
Dems 2008: A further twist on the debate over FL & MI [Karl]
At MyDD, Jerome Armstrong notes that the DNC may be operating with a double-standard in stripping Florida and Michigan of their delegates. The DNC Rules & Bylaws Committee imposed those sanctions on Florida and Michigan for moving up the dates of their primaries in violation of Rule 11.A. of the Delegate Selection Rules for the 2008 Democratic National Convention. Now people are noticing that the committee has not discussed — let alone
American Moonbat [Dan Collins]
(with apologies to The Guess Who)  American Moonbat, get away from me-hee American Moonbat, mama let me be-hee Don’t be hanging around my door, Your campaign lit’rature makes me snore I got less frustrating things to do Than waste my time tryin’ to reason with you.
Election 2008: What is wrong with the primary polls? [Karl]
At RCP, Jay Cost considers the level of inaccuracy in this year’s primary polling and hypothesizes that it’s your fault: In a primary campaign, voters must choose among candidates who are all of the same party. Partisanship therefore does not enter into their decisions… *** …Consider that 48% of New Hampshire Democrats claimed to make their choice in the last week of the campaign. From a certain standpoint, that is
A Message from My Sponsor [Dan Collins]
 HAL: By the way, do you mind if I ask you a personal question? Dave: No, not at all. HAL: Well, forgive me for being so inquisitive but during the past few weeks, I’ve wondered whether you might be having some second thoughts about the mission. Dave: How do you mean? HAL: Well, it’s rather difficult to define. Perhaps I’m just projecting my own concern about it. I know
GOP 2008: Maverick with a side order of Jack Bauer, garnished with nuance [Karl]
Surf’s up on the Left after Sen. John McCain voted against a bill that would force the Central Intelligence Agency to adhere to limitations in the US Army Field Manual when interrogating terrorists. The reaction of the misnamed ThinkProgress was typical: John McCain: He was against waterboarding before he was for it. Kevin Drum opines that Maverick has folded in the face of “a conservative base that’s righteously pissed off and
Damn the Toledos [Dan Collins]
Full Speed Ahead! City Council unanimously apologizes to Marines.
Liz Responds [Dan Collins]
Bliss! Creepy bliss! With a sweet invitation like that, I simply don’t see how could I refuse! Happy Valentines Day to all you and all the guys over at PW. You always manage to put a smile on my face.
Dems 2008: Is the Clinton coalition cracking up? [Karl]
As expected, the establishment media herd is grazing in a field of Obamentum. Sen. Barack Obama’s adviser David Plouffe claims a mantle of inevitability, and the Politico, the Washington Post and New York magazine suggest that Sen. Hillary Clinton’s coalition may be cracking. The Politico reports: His widening coalition is becoming part of his message: He won a majority of Latino votes – which had been Clinton’s bulwark elsewhere –
