Somehow, or maybe it's because of this era of guerilla or viral marketing, I seem to see less protest this crisp and visually arresting.
Continue ReadingAt the end of his presidency, George Bush -- in this grotesque embrace of injured Iraq war veterans -- is successfully landing in perversity.
Continue ReadingPhotographer Tim Fadek forwards this image from a story he's working on about "decaying Detroit. It's a timely metaphor.
Continue ReadingBesides illustrating how the White House runs mostly on auto-pilot, continuously looping through the same script, these images depict, once again, the kind of racial patronization that runs through Bush administration photo-ops.
Continue ReadingWell, the Cheney's final holiday card is now available and it makes for an interesting comparison to George and Laura's.
Continue ReadingI'm interested in your thoughts on this imagery. The scene is The Greater Grace Temple, an 8,000 member Pentecostal church in NW Detroit. Three hybrid SUV's, each representing one of the three U.S. automakers, were melded into a service yesterday to ask for God's help in delivering government support...
Continue ReadingThis image of General Shinseki, from the December 1, 2001 Army-Navy game, almost reads like a popular endorsement for his return.
Continue ReadingHow much or little is Bush a liability to Bush -- especially with all the hugs going around?
Continue ReadingThis photo has the feel of a character endorsement as it relates to Caroline Kennedy's possible filling of Senator Clinton's seat, and even the inheritance of her uncle's senatorial role.
Continue ReadingAfter spending years subtly skewering Bush, McCain and the Republicans, this shot of Obama wall posters deteriorating is a pretty stunning image from photographer Christopher Morris.
Continue ReadingWhat was completely predictable, if thoroughly heavy-handed, was the way the visual media shaped this morning's "The Return Of The Auto Executives" into a classic morality play
Continue ReadingIt seems Laura Bush is feeling pretty wounded these days about Dubya's legacy -- according, at least, to two current monumental gestures.
Continue ReadingWelcome to the Iraq training simulation at Fort Polk, where -- in an thoroughly obsessive, if totally misbegotten notion about authenticity -- it completely matters to American national security whether exactly six, rather than eight, as opposed to ten goats should be let loose to roam around.
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to power politics and body language, you couldn't find a bigger contrast between these two pics of Obama meeting Schwarzenegger.
Continue ReadingI'm curious about The BAG readership's take on the new Tina Fey Vanity Fair cover.
Continue ReadingGeorge And Laura Do Up The White House On World AIDS Day.
Continue ReadingConsidering Hillary and Obama's relationship, my takes is that Hillary really looks up to Barack now.
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