It's a picture that leaped into my head over a week ago, and I can't stop thinking about. I'm interested in how you look at it.
Continue ReadingTo the extent politics today is dominated by celebrities -- the badder the better -- the captured, un-captured Saif Ghadafi vanquished the rebels tonight on cable news and won Monday's internet.
Continue ReadingThe photo not only deserves to be circulated and seen, but should be kept in full view through the '12 campaign as a legitimate point-of-caution.
Continue ReadingThey high-tailed it so fast, the espresso's still warm.
Continue ReadingWhat bothers me is equating warriors more closely with kittens while committing "the hell that is war" to the back burner.
Continue ReadingBeyond the one-liner, there is something unique and clever about this picture, delivering an effect that is extremely rare, at least for an editorial photo.
Continue ReadingSelf-identified as change agents, weren't these guys, themselves, supposed to embody the "new new thing?"
Continue ReadingAfter Texan Rick Perry galloped away with Michelle Bachmann’s Iowa thunder, perhaps Warren realized that the “don’t mess with . . .” message plays well above the Mason-Dixon line too.
Continue ReadingSo much for "goodwill" games.
Continue ReadingI think people are freaked out by the bus because it's a prominent and quite overt metaphor for a President who can't be pinned down, who can't and won't be identified.
Continue ReadingHe sort of looks trapped, don't you think?
Continue ReadingDon't they get that graffiti, symbolic of the alienation, frustration, and yearning for identity and expression that underpins it, is the exact thing Cameron is denying?
Continue ReadingI mean, Michael Deaver, looking at Obama with the hay bales, must be laughing from the grave.
Continue ReadingAnd the guy probably shorted the company that insured the boat!
Continue ReadingI think Mrs. Musharraf is on to this guy.
Continue Readingcan't decide how much I think T-Paw was battered by media group think, versus how much Pawlenty just plain couldn't clear that classic bar of "having enough sizzle."
Continue ReadingIt's time for the click-hungry media, when it comes to the sexist depiction of women, to clean up its act.
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