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by | Oct 8, 2008

Sean Higgins was not impressed with Bill Maher’s new anti-religion film Religulous, though he does cop to coming “out of the film with a new respect for Mormons, who — apparently alone among the faith groups that Maher sought to…

by | Oct 8, 2008

In the Guardian today, I lament the debate that wasn’t.

by | Oct 7, 2008

That’s my advice for John McCain (though if Barack Obama decided to take it instead, I’d be thrilled) in tonight’s town hall. Normally, McCain kills in this format, but I’ve a feeling things won’t be so easy.

by | Oct 4, 2008

Most of what writers classify as hate mail I would call simply strong disagreements. However, this item, which arrived in my inbox tonight from a writer who was too cowardly to sign his (or her!) name to it, surely counts:…

by | Oct 3, 2008

That’s the strategy Sarah Palin used against Joe Biden last night, or so I argue in the Guardain.

by | Oct 3, 2008

Here’s my brief take on the foreign policy part of the debate in the Washington Post. I conclude: “[Biden] didn’t expect Palin to punch very hard on foreign affairs. What he got was a purse full of quarters aimed right…

by | Oct 2, 2008

In the Washington Post, I have some subtle suggestions for the governor of Alaska.

by | Oct 1, 2008

Today is my thirtieth birthday. Since I was old enough to figure out the birds and the bees and the actuarial tables, I had it in my head that I was a New Year’s baby or a slightly delayed Christmas…

by | Sep 30, 2008

I’ve never dreamt that my teeth fell out but there were two memorable dreams that involved teeth. In the first, I bit the thumb off of a one-fingered bum who was using it to attack me and felt rather bad…

by | Sep 30, 2008

How should we understand the defeat of the bailout package in the House of Representatives Monday? The leaders of both parties wrangled a deal over the weekend and it was expected to win approval. Instead it went down to defeat…

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