For those of you who missed it earlier today, the Democrats succeeded in turning Crawford, TX, into some sort of sad, surreal, televised minstrel show. Really—I’m surprised the DNC didn’t dress Jim Rassmann in blackface, or strap a tap shoe to each of Max Cleland’s stumps. That’s how embarrassingly crass the whole pathetic spectacle was. I hope somebody passed around a hat. ‘Cause if you’re going to trade your dignity
August 25, 2004
August 25, 2004
Film reviews in five words or less, #14
The Human Stain (2003) Directed by Robert Benton. Stars Anthony Hopkins, Nicole Kidman, Gary Sinise, and Ed Harris. Five words or less review: Wait, Hannibal Lecter is black…?
August 25, 2004
Up is down, black is white, The Captain is Tennille…
Democrats to the American Electorate: “Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. Concentrate on Bush. Bush is evil. Evil. Evil.”*
August 25, 2004
Up is down, black is white, The Captain is Tennille…
Democrats to the American Electorate: “Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. Concentrate on Bush. Bush is evil. Evil. Evil.”*
August 25, 2004
Up is down, black is white, Cheech is Chong…
The Democrat-heavy California Assembly addresses California voters on the subject of outsourcing: “Study? What study? We don’t recall any study. “…Perhaps you’re not confusing us with, say, the Oregonian Assembly? That’s an easy mistake to make, after all—what with us both wearing suits and shoes and ties and fancy watches and whatnot…” (h/t Pej. More here and here)
August 25, 2004
Up is down, black is white, Cheech is Chong…
The Democrat-heavy California Assembly addresses California voters on the subject of outsourcing: “Study? What study? We don’t recall any study. “…Perhaps you’re not confusing us with, say, the Oregonian Assembly? That’s an easy mistake to make, after all—what with us both wearing suits and shoes and ties and fancy watches and whatnot…” (h/t Pej. More here and here)
Peter Fonda reminisces, offers his thoughts on the Kerry Swift Boat controversy
Fonda: “I only met Kerry once—through Jane—during his Vietnam protest days. You have to remember, Jane and I weren’t really close during the early seventies, and I was far less into geopolitical minutia than she was, being zoinked on acid or fifty-cent wine most of the time—so what I do recollect of ol’ Johnny is kinda hazy. “The most striking thing about him, as I remember, was just how much