Professional malcontents have rediscovered yet another faux reason to hate America.
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On our "weakest, dumbest and most venal" politicians.
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Either their brains, or their signatures…
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Proudhon Sightings™ are any utterances, typically but not exclusively by politicians, that celebrate (or lament) the ability of government to indirectly control people's lives.
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"Whereas" a theocrat in Congress has introduced some outrageous "Whereas" clauses…
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While hardly irrelevant, the question of "paying off the debt" is not the truly urgent issue.
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The Vice President visits a window factory.
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"I can't take advantage of it now which I think is totally unfair…"
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It has become increasingly clear, both in text and image, that Nadya Suleman, the controversial single mother, too "disabled" to work but not too disabled to bang out 14 children via artificial means, is simply mentally incompetent.
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The Times' "Ethicist" channels George Costanza.
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