This may be the most revolting thing I’ve ever read.  I mean, this is the kind of thing that happens in Cocytus in the Inferno.  (h/t Liz at Breitbart.TV)  Warning: Not safe for humanity

…..congratulations to the fabulous SondraK, who held on to her crown as Grande Conservative Blogress Diva.  Now if someone could just dig up those rumored pics of Tammy Bruce and her in the shower……

As opposed to what?  Arranged child? Anyway, it’s been mentioned a couple of times in the comments, but is there anything really to say about it?  Does anyone who reads this blog find him/herself disappointed by the idea?  I don’t think enough of Edwards to give him room to plunge in my estimation, even if it were true. Am I missing anything here?  I mean, the woman seems pretty flakey,

Britney Spears’ mum puts parenting book on hold Rove, you magnificent bastard! 

In “The Big Picture(s),” I noted the establishment media’s less-than-subtle hostility to Pres. Bush’s decision to “surge” US troops in hopes of bringing down escalating sectarian violence.  The latest study from the Project for Excellence in Journalism looks at how the establishment media has done since then: Through the first 10 months of the year, the portrait of Iraq that Americans have received from the news media has in considerable measure

In a kind of follow-up to the animal skins hypothesis of Gaia rape, a new charge: Women must stop admiring men who drive sports cars if they want to join the fight against global warming, the Government’s chief scientist has urged. Have your say: Are the drivers of sports cars to blame? Professor Sir David King said governments could only do so much to control greenhouse gas emissions and it was

BBC Radio 1’s decision to remove the word “faggot” from the classic Christmas song Fairytale of New York has roused the ire of Telegraph readers.Have your say: Is the BBC right to censor faggot from the song?In pictures: The battle for the Christmas number one spotGeorge Formby lyrics censored by the BBCMusic lovers of all political stripes and sexual orientations have posted messages on Telegraph.co.uk attacking the corporation’s censorship of the re-released song by The Pogues

In “The Big Picture(s),” I noted the case of Bilal Hussein, an Iraqi stringer working for the Associated Press with a history of taking staged photographs of Islamic terrorists, who was detained by the US military as a security threat in April 2006. While the AP’s coverage of the case has often demonstrated the wisdom of the AP policy regarding conflicts of interest — a policy the AP seems to

The new USA TODAY/Gallup Poll that has the blogosphere abuzz finds that Democratic voters increasingly are focused on nominating the most electable presidential candidate. While that poll finds Sen. Hillary Clinton rebounding from a modest slump and increasing her lead over her rivals, the new Washington Times-Rasmussen Reports poll finds that she tops the list of who Americans would most want to keep out of the White House.  Clinton scored 40%

Sen. Chris Dodd’s threatened old school filibuster forced Sen. Harry Reid to delay consideration of the Senate FISA-amending bill containing telecom immunity, so we are cheated of Sens. Dodd and Russ Feingold filling C-SPAN 2 with their dramatic readings of Ellers McEllerson’s How Would An Expatriate Overreact? until January 2008. For some reason, the left side of the blogosphere is delighted with this turn of events, with Crooks & Liars hooting in delight