League of Ordinary Babies
Simpson Mayonnaise* Kazzy. A healthy baby boy. Mom and baby are are healthy. Dad is terrified. All are well. * His pseudonym could have gone either way. Somehow I failed to realize that Mayonnaise was...
Simpson Mayonnaise* Kazzy. A healthy baby boy. Mom and baby are are healthy. Dad is terrified. All are well. * His pseudonym could have gone either way. Somehow I failed to realize that Mayonnaise was...
Hey everyone, I thought the brief lull between the April Fools’ listicles and the Education Symposium was a good time for the next part of my trade sequence. Here’s the current contents page....
You want to know something funny? It’s my wife, not me, who is the paid, published author. Yeah, I’ve got my bylines at The Atlantic, two different bylines in fact. But it’s my wife...
A few days ago I broke down a case from the Ninth Circuit permitting sectarian prayers at the opening of city council meetings for a city in California. In 2011, the Fourth Circuit reached...
I can’t give this the full treatment I’d like to at this point, but I’d be remiss to not comment on what’s been going on with Rutgers mens basketball head coach Mike Rice.
…And apparently, David Brooks isn’t a suitable candidate since he seems to think it is somehow an ironic thing for gays and lesbians to request:
Spoiler Alert: Do not read this post or the comment section if you have not seen the show. Also, for those who have read the comics, please do not discuss plot elements not revealed...
Over in Off The Cuff, Kazzy asked whether or not he was a “bad liberal” or “taking crazy pills” for his belief that food processors should not be required to label food that comes...
Or, A Thing I Do Not Understand about Conservatives
Monday April 8th marks the start of the latest League Symposium: College Education in the 21st Century. Consider this a last call for submissions. As usual, we’ve opted to keep the topic broad making...
I identify as liberal, though most who know me know I’m probably not your typical liberal. But I’m trying to figure out why I seem to be the only person I know who does...
Ezra Klein flags an interesting Gallup result showing rare uniformity in American public opinion. Turns out near everyone, Republicans included, thinks the GOP is intransigent. And they don’t like it: [Twenty-two] percent of Democrats, 17 percent...
Given the direction that this blog is taking, I thought that it presents the perfect opportunity to bring whiskey blogging back into the fold. However, before we go in the new direction, it is...
One of the issues (NPI*) that has been bothering all of us ever since there were people writing blogs is the problem of how to best solve the problems that Israel and Palestine are...
The five most stuck up states that aren’t all that: 5. Maryland – “Ooooh, look at us, we ‘educate’ our ‘children’ with the best schools in the country!” Oh yeah, THE WIRE! So there....
Much ink is spilled over the fate of the Republican Party. Are conservatives doomed to rump party status? Is it a new Democratic century? It might seem hopeless without a complete overhaul of a...
1. When we say that little Johnny is doing well, it means we’re on the verge of recommending him for special services. When we say that we are concerned about little Janie, it means...
1. “In sum” What It Says About You: “Things are so slipshod in this piece that you wouldn’t notice the summary unless I signposted it.” 2. “Thus” What It Says About You: “In case you hadn’t noticed,...
1. We totally know why there’s something rather than nothing. Our lips are sealed. Have fun guessing! 2. Plato’s forms of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness were recently found in a filing cabinet in the...