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Monday, July 24, 2006
Big Boy Roundup
- The "Political Animal"", Kevin Drum, sort of kind of endorses a 50 State Policy, without ever mentioning Howard Dean by name.
- Nicholas Beaudrot over at Ezra Klein's place makes me sad that Democrats have not been aggressive in selling the virtues of encouraging non-oil energy sources over the past decade or three.
- Josh quotes somebody else saying that things are all screwed up in the Middle East. Now that's old-school reporting.
- Atrios compares and contrasts Joe Liebeman with Dr. Evil. Expository video included. (PS - eye heart Duncan.)
- The top Recommended Diary on Kos is about a tantalizing lawsuit against Diebold. Sealed (and likely blacked-out) for 60 days, politics to follow.
It all seems so very strange and ordinary. What a world.
UPDATE:
A bigger boy than any of those above, James Wolcott, teaches us how easy it is to show some class, when you have some.
- posted by de Selby @ 8:25 PM
