…is no posting on the weekends. It is too. Of course I’ve seen the movie. What kind of question is that?

Overheard in the Continental Lounge of the Harbor Court Hotel, Baltimore, late-night March 2: Kerry: “…and so then I said, ‘Tonight the message could not be clearer all across our country: Change is coming to America. I

Wow, things sure are messy in here, what with all the broken and outdated links, the dry-rotting CSS foundation, the nest of silverfish clustered in one corner of the site code, just behind my old Hoover upright and a rusty, mold-throated mini-fridge (whose half-open door reveals a single untouched Rolling Rock longneck and the dessicated husk of a grapefruit half). Man, is there anything more poignant than a solitary longneck

Will Collier goes out on a limb, naming Evan Bayh the “slam-dunk” pick as Monsieur Kerry’s vice presidential running mate. I disagree. I think come convention time M. Kerry will surprise everyone and go with a wheel of brie. And of course a nice Chilean Caliterra Syrah to shore up the hispanic vote. Arriba! But Evan Bayh would be his second choice.

Here’s where I left my blog! I thought for sure I’d lost it at the Wyoming State Fair in ’02 after a particularly raucous Bellamy Brothers concert. Nothing like waking up in a pile of shirtless cowboys and empty Pabst cans to make you re-evaluate your life, I can tell you that much. Christ, I smelled like Stetson, chaps, and Scott Glenn for a good solid month. And you don’t

I need to recharge my batteries, people. So I’m going on vacation for a week or two. I’ll likely give a clearer accounting of these plans at some point, but for now, this is kinda fun. And kinda cool, too. I mean, I feel like just like Redford in 3 Days of the Condor — only, y’know, Max Von Sydow hasn’t been hired to kill me, and I haven’t exposed

Whimper.

Rachel Ehrenfeld, Director of the New York-based Center for the Study of Corruption and the Rule of Law (and the author of the forthcoming book Funding Evil), explores Yasser’s enormous monetary stash in this guest commentary column for The National Review. An excerpt: Experts estimate that the $1.3 billion Arafat controls could feed three million Palestinians for a year, buy 1,000 mobile intensive-care units, fund ten hospitals for a decade,

Ah, the lengths some people will go just to see an oil-glazed, glistening, nut-brown Italian nipple…

Big deal. I mean, oily palms? What’s a little minor stigmata compared to the majesty of the Milwaukee Jesus Tree…?