I want Bush to pardon Libby. I want the persistent presidential nullification of the Constitution to be perpetually exemplified by an unambiguous act of unmistakable arrogance.
Push-news is what media gatekeepers dangle to grab our lizard-brain attention. It's most apparent in the stories that dominate local television news. Pull-news is what people seek out.
What Woodward and Bernstein's All the President's Men was to journalism, Don Herbert's Watch Mr. Wizard was to science.
A quarter-century ago, U.S. News & World Report devised a brilliant marketing strategy to escape its own somnolent reputation as the reading matter of choice in mid-western dental waiting rooms.
Despite the criminalization of dissent by the Bush Administration, its Court, and its courtiers, there's something going on among young Americans.
I saw the accounts of Bush's Iraq speech at the Naval War College, and it suddenly became clear: SCOTUS is handing POTUS a lifeline in case he's impeached.
