Maybe what the shot captures is a classic Dem characteristic: smelling the fear.
Continue ReadingIt's the final weekend campaign frenzy, and what do you post?
Continue ReadingWith covers, it’s all about timing, baby. And oh, how sweet that the struggling-for-life Newsweek unveils this seemingly “good anytime,” fair-and-balanced ranking issue today, although the issue, “on its face,” is dated December 8th, the Monday following this coming Tuesday’s critical election. There’s that, of course. And then, there’s...
Continue ReadingIt's a match made on Madison Avenue, she going for the attention, influence and cash and the media just looking for the cash.
Continue Reading2. Hmm, is free speech even in the Constitution?
Continue ReadingSaying that "Change Is Coming … Again," and then offering us Boehner as Obama made over, the message is that the "change" America experienced in 2008 involved little more than a Washington change of face.
Continue ReadingLooking at this picture, are you telling me this soon-to-be-launched web ad attacking Barney Frank has nothing to do with Rep. Frank being gay?
Continue ReadingIf these people are so radical about their pro-life stance that they would let a mother die before sacrificing a fetus, or they would force a woman to bear a child conceived out of rape or incest, then this imagery is mostly a projection of their own blind...
Continue ReadingThe next-most-egregious thing about Sharron Angle's appearance before the Hispanic Student Union at Rancho High School of Friday? Beyond the racism is how much Angle, along with her other unqualified Tea Party brothers and sisters -- have been able to operate largely clear of media scrutiny.
Continue ReadingWhat is compelling about the picture is how much it fits with the far-right inclination, laced through its hostile rhetoric, to "take the law" into its own hands.
Continue ReadingIs the Times culpable for focusing strictly on gender politics with a photo shot in a Spanish supermarket?
Continue ReadingThis wire photo, which was shot last week at a Hispanic awards gala, is both surprising and funny to the extent it plays on a sense of elitism, gorging and laying it down for the white man.
Continue ReadingBarely having had time to stash Christine's broomstick, the GOP has now got another Tea Party skeleton to bury somehow.
Continue ReadingAs Rove visually exploits the street corner's truly unfortunate, I'm somehow having trouble nailing down his conclusion here.
Continue ReadingThe men are gonna smile at the spunk, and enjoy the, yes, bewitching intimacy, while women are gonna think: yeah, who hasn't done/tried/said some outrageous things before?
Continue ReadingIn Christine's case, the hands-on speaks to how much some candidates are pure invention.
Continue ReadingFrom the ties and lapel pin, not to mention the jaw line, the body language and the size, I'm guessing the Republican is...
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