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Overrated: Antonioni’s Blowup (1966). Underrated: Shelton’s Tin Cup (1996). Discuss.

Overrated: Antonioni’s Blowup (1966). Underrated: Shelton’s Tin Cup (1996). Discuss.

Ever eager to prove that condescending liberal gnomes with cute li’l beardlets can engage in serial sophistry, Robert Reich propped himself up on a stack of phonebooks last evening and penned this idiocy for today’s New York Times. A summary: “Everything I say is a lie,” he said, truthfully.* For a more complete analysis, see here. For a sure-fire way to avoid Reich’s inanities in the future, avoid pots o’

Ever eager to prove that condescending liberal gnomes with cute li’l beardlets can engage in serial sophistry, Robert Reich propped himself up on a stack of phonebooks last evening and penned this idiocy for today’s New York Times. A summary: “Everything I say is a lie,” he said, truthfully.* For a more complete analysis, see here. For a sure-fire way to avoid Reich’s inanities in the future, avoid pots o’

You’d think the irony alone would shame these people. But you’d be wrong. Oh: And “firm, rosy-tipped breasts.” Just because I still can.

Roll Call‘s Mort Kondracke, sober as always: The abuse of Iraqi prisoners that is now coming to light was without a doubt despicable, abhorrent and illegal. But on the basis of presently known facts, these events do not justify the ouster of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld nor the political frenzy it has caused in Washington. This was not the My Lai massacre, in which U.S. troops butchered hundreds of innocent

Sailor: “This snakeskin jacket symbolizes my individuality and belief in personal freedom.”