On primary day in New Hampshire, I thought we'd drop our sights a little to get a toe-hold on the GOP candidates.
Continue ReadingWhether it's Michelle Obama or the wives of the GOP candidates, one thing the pictures reveal is the persistence of gender norms.
Continue ReadingAn amazing pirate pic by Tyler Hicks for the NY Times. But does it say more, inadvertently, about desperation and hunger?
Continue ReadingIf the media is largely focused on GOP fratricide and all the brick-throwing camp-to-camp, what the pictures increasingly indicate is the public calling b.s., confronting candidate’s face-to-face over social and economic justice. With the election finally moving onto the national radar screen, it appears the spirit of Occupy is,...
Continue ReadingYes, it calls out Washington as a "one-party" system, but it also dares to look beyond.
Continue ReadingWe usually don't go in for pure ridicule, but given the circumstances this shot was hard to overlook.
Continue ReadingForlorn scenes in Manchester suggest a disconnect, and a cruel one, between the GOP candidate's economic policies and signs of the blowout from The Great Recession.
Continue ReadingStill largely unknown at this point, Santorum's geniality makes it harder to get a fix on his religious fundamentalism.
Continue ReadingBag readers deconstruct (or re-construct) the new TIME cover in light of its earlier cousin.
Continue ReadingNow, it could just be that "the Santorum effect" hitting New Hampshire is simply the latest, abbreviated "not-Mitt honeymoon." Still, the photos from the appearances M. Scott Brauer covered yesterday (notice the glow in #1) revealed riveted audiences
Continue ReadingSure, it's abstract art, but with all the notches in Obama's belt this year...
Continue ReadingImages emerging from Israel currently bear more than a little resemblance to pictures taken in Montgomery, Alabama 50+ years ago.
Continue ReadingIf the visual media delivers the gut punch here, it's because the media set up Perry in the first place.
Continue ReadingBottom line, though: the onslaught of $14mil in Super PAC negative ads would turn any monster into that much bigger of one.
Continue ReadingAnd the punchline is: "after three days, the Texans walked out!"
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