Eschaton
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Consensus and Deviancy
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Jay Rosen discusses the conventional wisdom generation and status quo perpetuation machine that is our elite political-media industrial com...
Local Notes
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We seemed to have settled in permanently to the new Philadelphia Center City Drinking Liberally, Triumph Brewing Co., 117 Chestnut St. , eve...
SUPERTRAIN
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Since over time the sources of my little inside jokes get a bit obscure, SUPERTRAIN is not actually a reference to the one time most expensi...
Monsters
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As I said yesterday, with America's new honesty at least now the monsters can be named.
SUPERTRAINS
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All good people should register at change.gov and vote up the SUPERTRAINS.
Prosecuting The Schloz
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Obviously he should be prosecuted , though it's unlikely given that we live in the post-accountability era. Still I'm curious. If ...
Just Obeying Orders
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What's absurd isn't that the National Association of Realtors tended to be publicly optimistic about housing prices , what's abs...
Record Import Plunge
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As all good economists "know," one day our trade gap will have to shrink. But hopefully it shrinks, in part, because exports incr...
Morning Coffee Thread
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Monday, January 12, 2009
Late Night
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Rock on.
Occasionally Something Brings Me Back
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Email Storms
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When this happens you want to kill people, especially when the list is filled with academics who think the world needs to hear their repeat...
Even More Thread
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Enjoy.
Dinner Thread
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Enjoy
And A Weary Nation Cheered
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Good riddance, asshat. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush will deliver a televised farewell address to the American people...
Still Not Sure What That Was All About
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Oh well. Democratic Senate Officials Certify Roland Burris, Will Be Seated Later This Week
Maybe Set Off Some Fireworks?
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8 days left of this absurd tiny man. One thing Bush hadn't shared previously was his thinking about Hurricane Katrina, which up until th...
Wanker of the Day
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Arlen Specter.
Lunch Thread
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enjoy.
Obama's Money Now
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Maybe they can spend some of it to find out what happened to the first $350 billion. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House says President Georg...
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