Oh, wait.  It’s about Hillary.

I received an email this morning that I think is worth sharing inasmuch as it—when coupled with my reply—crystallizes certain of my positions on speech and identity politics.  Under the subject line “Ann Coulter,” “esmyth” writes: Ah, the irony! When I was a little girl and anti-war liberals and hippies were tearing up the country with their explitive-laced vitriol, conservatives were the ones who stood for decent, respectful speech. Now

His Silky Pwn3yness: “I think that Jesus would be disappointed in our ignoring the plight of those around us who are suffering and our focus on our own selfish short-term needs,” Edwards told the site. “I think he would be appalled, actually.” Yes, I clearly remember the part from the Sermon on the Mount where the Lord said, “Blessed are the Ambulance Chasers.  Not.” And in the latter days (eschewing

First of all, on the rocks.  You might take a first sip, but generally you want to give the ice some time to melt a bit.  To me, Jameson tastes better when it’s a little diluted. Second, probably the best of the inexpensive yet very good boozes.  I like single-malts as well, but Jameson is still very good, and in my case, very easy on the body even when severely

By now, everyone has covered Ann Coulter’s remark at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) last Friday: “I was going to have a few comments on the other Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, but it turns out you have to go into rehab if you use the word ‘faggot,’ so I … can’t really talk about Edwards.” Indeed, a number of conservatives have urged CPAC to stop inviting Coulter to

eg. “Is that your pandowdy?” “Yes, that pandowdy belongs to me.”

5. After your embarrassing performance at the Selma memorial service, why should anyone ever again take you seriously as a candidate for dogcatcher, much less for the Presidency of the United States? 4. Your husband’s stint as the First Black President notwithstanding, did you really think that you could out-black Barack Obama? 3. Did you sing that Negro spiritual you quoted a lot at your Methodist church back in Illinois?

“‘Cause tonight, living in a fantasy, in My own little nasty world. Tonight, don’t you want to come with me, Do you think I’m a nasty girl?” Sweetie, fantasy is what it’s all about.  And yes, yes I do.  At least, I hope you are. Answer ghosted here->“Nasty Girl,” Vanity (written by Prince)

Rash of clumsiness claims 14th Russian journalist. Top Iranian General defects, co-operating with US, according to report. (h/t AoS) Silky Pony speaks for Jesus.  Easter Island Head speaks for Jesus. Hoecake Hildebeast speaks for Jesus.

Earlier today, in response to a post from David Thompson, I had an email conversation with him about the Church of England.  He said the following: Well, I think people like the Bishop of London are picking up on the passive-aggressive tactics favoured by Muslim lobby groups: “Poor us. Feel our pain. We’ve victimised. So do as we say.” Maybe we’ll have a theological arms race on our hands, as