Posts Tagged ‘bush’
Can’t Spell Twitter without Twit
Another alarm bell goes off on the Web 2.0 boom, this time, via a Bushie. Via the Daily Beast: Twitter is not a business. I know its founders would like to think it is. It is, for the most part, a diversion. It’s part of the web 2.0 nonsense that believes if you build anything, […]
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Tags: bush, economy, facebook, Mark McKinnon, the Daily Beast, twitter, web 2.0
From DD: John Stewart is not a great interviewer because he has a double standard: Hiding behind the excuse that it’s not his job to ask hard-hitting questions when it’s a guest he wants to coddle, lobbing them nothing but softball questions. But swinging away with satire, sarcasm and tough questions for guests he and […]
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Tags: andrew sullivan, bush, comedy central, George W. Bush, jon stewart, the daily dish, the daily show
Ok, the Actual Quote of the Day
The more likely explanation of what Bush and Rice are up to is that they don’t know what to do. Not just in Georgia but around the world, they are floundering. Bush suddenly turns pragmatic diplomat with the North Koreans (though only after they successfully test an atomic bomb), but he remains ideologically opposed to […]
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Tags: bush, Fred Kaplan, georgia, medvedev, military, putin, russia, slate, world war III
Scott McClellan thought he was all cool or something this week, when he was all over cable TV promoting his groundbreaking book, What Happened. McClellan may even get to testify before congress based on the not-so-stunning revelation that the Bush administration did some really fucked up shit. Sorry, I sound bitter, but that bastard stole […]
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Tags: bush, Clinton, Dick Cheney, ethics, George, George W. Bush, McClellan, Obama, politics, Press Secretary, Scooter Libby, Scott, Scott McClellan, speaking out, speaking truth, Valerie Plame, W, What Happened, whistleblower, White House
What’s almost as dumb as invoking the assassination of a Civil Rights leader when you’re losing to a candidate that happens to be black? Writing an article suggesting that voter fraud will not at all be in issue a race with the first ever black candidate. Dahlia Lithwick, Slate’s legal expert, today in a pseudo […]
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Tags: 2000 election, 2004 election ohio, bush, dahlia, dahlia lithwick, election, election fraud, fraud, george bush, Jeb Bush, john kerry, kennedy, lithwick, recount, robert f kennedy jr, Rolling Stone, slate, W
