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2/18/2004 06:42:00 PM | Timothy Drudge crap on Kerry put to rest Ryan Lizza of TNR writes: HE DID SPELL JOHN KERRY CORRECTLY: Just in case anybody was still wondering whether anything in the original Drudge item about John Kerry was accurate, I can confirm that Wesley Clark did not say what Drudge says he said at that off-the-record conversation with reporters in Nashville one week ago. perma link |
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2/18/2004 05:44:00 PM | janos Goodbye, Howie Dean... That was one hell of a ride wasn't it? I feel like we just went through the Green Key of politics, with Senior Week right around the corner.... As a history major I've been mulling over how the history books will remember this campaign- he probably deserves more attention than any primary loser in recent memory, if ever. 2/18/2004 03:32:00 PM | Timothy Be Sure to Scroll Down Wonkette links to this mock ad for Edwards 2/18/2004 02:13:00 PM | Nick Women on Top...An Unusual Position? This morning a friend sent me this article by those wacky-tobacky bleeding-heart liberals at The Wall Street Journal, which may explain the infamous “gender salary gap.” I had always just chalked the phenomenon up to chauvinism and bias, but I found this passage particularly interesting: Even Ms. Dial, now an adviser to companies, admits that as a senior executive she took advantage of her female subordinates' willingness to be grinds. “Good girls don't advertise, only prostitutes advertise,” she says. "We feel dirty promoting ourselves." As a result, women are still getting stuck in the middle, shut out of “the club at the top.”Self-promotion feels like prostitution? I think the article blames girls more than it should -- this seems more like an institutional problem. It also sounds slappingly similar to the loose girls=sluts / loose guys=players double-standard I’ve heard gals complain about. Thoughts? Reactions? (Especially from any ladies reading). 2/18/2004 01:10:00 PM | Brian Curb your war Graham and I are sitting in a class on 20th century American politics. SOmetimes, this class is very long. Today, this class is very long. ANd Graham mumbles comments all class long, occasionally getting asked by the prof 'what are you saying?" At those times, Graham usually lies. Graham is also laughing all class We are talking about Vietnam and American politics...Graham is a weird dude, people. Seriously, he mumbles a comment under his breath every 30 seconds. Anyway, this is a funny op-ed. Graham and I agree this is a good one. It demonstrates why we ought to support W.'s war. By Larry David. |
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