Hypocrisy

Jesse Jackson Should Retire from Public Life

Ray Hanania | Posted 07.13.2008 | Politics


Ray Hanania

I can understand Jesse Jackson's jealousy at watching a young, smart black man like Barack Obama do what he has tried and failed to do his entire career.

Coming to a Screen Near You: John McCain and His Sidekicks, Dumb and Dumber

Elizabeth Shipp | Posted 06.27.2008 | Politics


Elizabeth Shipp

James Dobson and Tony Perkins, and John McCain don't have the guts to stand up and speak the truth about their radical, out-of-the-mainstream views.

McCain: Lock-Step and (Oil) Barrel

Janet Ritz | Posted 06.19.2008 | Green


Janet Ritz

While Obama was in Illinois shoveling sand in bags to hold back the Bush-neglected infrastructure that was crumbling around him McCain was on his way to accept whoops and cheers from oil industry insiders.

Some Blind Spots and Hypocrisies of European Obamamania

Andrei Markovits and Jeff Weintraub | Posted 06.10.2008 | Politics


Andrei Markovits and Jeff Weintraub

Despite the swooning praises of Obama from the western European chattering classes, the reality is that someone in their own countries with Obama's political style would actually turn them off.

John McCain, the Cowardly Lion

David Roberts | Posted 05.29.2008 | Politics


David Roberts

McCain -- who just weeks ago said of the Climate Security Act, "I hope it will pass," -- now says he won't show up to vote on it. He won't vote against it, mind you. He just won't show.

Natural Nudists Unite -- And Apologize!

Erica Jong | Posted 04.29.2008 | Entertainment


Erica Jong

As a natural nudist, who comes from a family of natural nudists, the Miley Cyrus flap astounds me. What is this nonsense? Well, it's an occasion for another apology.

Bittergate: It's Not About Mayhill Fowler

Linda Hansen | Posted 04.13.2008 | Home


Linda Hansen

Are we bitter in Povertyland, USA? Hell, yes. That's what the story was about. We've been hung out to dry so long, we feel like ragged, abandoned laundry. All those election year promises? Please.

Guess What? It's the Fifth Anniversary of Lethal Hypocrisy

James Heffernan | Posted 03.17.2008 | Politics


James Heffernan

Five years ago today, just before dawn broke over Baghdad, U.S. forces launched the Iraq War by dropping four bunker-buster bombs and forty Tomahawk missiles on a palace compound.

In Defense Of Hookers

Chris Weigant | Posted 03.11.2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

It's impossible to describe the relationship between politicians, lobbyists, corporations, and campaign cash -- and have it come out sounding different than what a prostitute does for a living.

Henry Hyde: Pro-Choice Hero

Martin Lewis | Posted 11.30.2007 | Politics


Martin Lewis

My choice is that people ignore the reflexive hagiographic obituaries that gloss over or underplay Henry Hyde's considerable negative impact on the nation -- and remember him for what he really was.

O'Reilly & Fox Sell Sex

Taylor Marsh | Posted 11.14.2007 | Politics


Taylor Marsh

One of the clever things Fox does to cover their actions is show the soft core crap then have a conservative on to rail against the stuff, as it plays gratuitously on the screen.

An Endorsement Out of Nashville: Fred Thompson is Homophobic Enough for Big & Rich

Howie Klein | Posted 10.27.2007 | Politics


Howie Klein

Gay employees and straight non-bigots at Warner Bros, and that pretty much accounts for almost everyone who works there, are pretty disappointed, to put it mildly... and I'm not the only one getting complaints.

Chevron: Isn't Human Rights "Human Energy?"

Jamie Court | Posted 10.01.2007 | Business


Jamie Court

Chevron's continued lucrative investment in the natural gas fields of Myanmar fuels a despotic regime that has focused its "human energy" on violently suppressing its citizens.

FOX News vs. Celebrity Sound Bites

Alex Leo | Posted 09.21.2007 | Media


Alex Leo

Is it more dangerous to have Sally Field decrying an unpopular war at the Emmys? Or passing off pretty ladies as serious journalists?

Was it a Boxer or Brief Encounter?

Tom Gregory | Posted 09.06.2007 | Politics


Tom Gregory

Just like the jets zigzagging across Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport last June, trains crossed through Milford station in director David Lean's 1945's film noir masterpiece Brief Encounter.

The Moral Authority of Larry Craig

Alison Rose Levy | Posted 09.02.2007 | Politics


Alison Rose Levy

The Republicans' cynical use of pseudo-morality served as the initial seduction into this current nadir in American political life.

"Lewd Larry" Craig Caption Contest - You Vote On The Finalists!

Martin Lewis | Posted 08.31.2007 | Politics


Martin Lewis

The creator of the winning entry gets an all-expenses trip to Minneapolis International Airport... (Just kidding!)


 

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