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Speaker of the House (of God)latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 27, 2008 As a theologian, Nancy Pelosi is a great politician. This was evident in her unnecessary foray on “Meet the Press” into the history of Catholic thought about when human life begins. The San Francisco Democrat's … Also tagged: religion, television, breaking news, free speech, california, congress, politicians, campaign 2008, self promotion, public shaming |
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The Cleaverization of Michelle Obamalatimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 26, 2008 Michelle Obama is rightly being praised for her charming speech Monday night to the Democratic National Convention. If anyone -- say, low-IQ New Yorker readers -- thought she was a radical, her self-portrait should … Also tagged: barack obama, television, breaking news, censorship, irony, gay marriage, politicians, gay rights, airwaves, campaign 2008, self promotion, public shaming |
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Purpose-driven panderinglatimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 19, 2008 Am I the only viewer of Rick Warren presidential forum to cringe when Barack Obama and John McCain offered their bona fides as believing Christians? Granted, the forum was at a church and Warren, who asked them about … Also tagged: events, john mccain, barack obama, religion, breaking news, politicians, constitution, quotables, airwaves, credentials, campaign 2008, public shaming |
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Lightning over "Thunder"latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 18, 2008 I admit it: I was among the throng that helped "Tropic Thunder" supplant "The Dark Night" as the highest-grossing film over the weekend. For what it's worth, I found it amusing but overlong and derivative. The premise … Also tagged: fun, film, hollywood, free speech, censorship, race, pop culture, outer space, stupidity, coming attractions |
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In today's pages: Prison care, offshore drilling, independence of the attorney generallatimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 15, 2008 Who gave us this $8 billion prison medical care crisis? We gave it to ourselves, according to The Times editorial board. Republicans don't want to spend the money, Democrats deny that illegal immigration is part of the … Also tagged: energy, global warming, crime, environment, law enforcement, california, congress, politicians, health care, lawyers, pop culture, our columnists, constitution, sacramento, disclosure, self promotion, taxing and spending |
latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 15, 2008
Late hit, but my friend Maria Russo's fine recent piece on the attempted comebacks of Tina Brown and Bonnie Fuller as worldwide interweb personalities gives me a rare chance to do something I've always wanted to do …
Also tagged: evolution, irony, pop culture, stupidity, historical curios, the dead, the msm, credentials, teh interwebs
latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 13, 2008
Evan R. Goldstein writes an excellent profile in The Chronicle of Higher Education of George P. Lakoff, the U.C. Berkeley professor of cognitive linguistics whose theory of "frames" became very popular among the …
Also tagged: science, california, irony, politicians, propaganda, flame wars, bizarre theories, academia, quotables, credentials, campaign 2008, omphaloskepsis
latimes.com » L.A. Times - Opinion Blog - Aug 12, 2008
Evan R. Goldstein writes an excellent profile in The Chronicle of Higher Education of George P. Lakoff, the U.C. Berkeley professor of cognitive linguistics whose theory of "frames" became very popular among the …
Also tagged: science, california, irony, politicians, propaganda, flame wars, bizarre theories, academia, quotables, credentials, campaign 2008, omphaloskepsis
swamppolitics.com » The Swamp - Aug 4, 2008
Today marks the debut of Doubletake,a recurring feature here on The Swamp. Each weekday morning, Tribune correspondents James Oliphant and Jim Tankersley will talk about the news of the moment, with the goal of …
chicagotribune.com » The Swamp - Aug 4, 2008
Today marks the debut of Doubletake,a recurring feature here on The Swamp. Each weekday morning, Tribune correspondents James Oliphant and Jim Tankersley will talk about the news of the moment, with the goal of …