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Wednesday, March 18, 2009
 
Laughable Matt

Yglesias on why the US is a center-right country:

A political coalition grounded in the social mores of the ethno-sectarian majority and the ideas of the business class has overwhelming intrinsic advantages against contrary movements grounded in the complaints of minority groups and the economic claims of the lower orders. It’s a little bit hard to even know what a permanent progressive governing majority would mean, and harder to know how you would sustain it.


Actually that's the sensible part of the post, but I needed to include it so I could highlight the goofy part. Forced to explain why the Democrats in fact ruled Congress for so many of those years and even had occasional occupants in the White House, he concludes:

The dominant position of the Democratic Party for much of the 20th Century was achieved through the strange method of the Democratic Party containing a lot of very very very very conservative politicians. The actual periods of major progressive legislation were brief—but they had lasting impact.
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They certainly had some conservative Democrats in Congress from the South, but the "very very very very" bit is moronic. Were they more conservative than, say, Barry Goldwater, Matt? Because he's somebody you could call conservative, maybe even very conservative.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
 
Where the Juicebox Mafia Hang Out

On a private email list.

For the past two years, several hundred left-leaning bloggers, political reporters, magazine writers, policy wonks and academics have talked stories and compared notes in an off-the-record online meeting space called JournoList.

Proof of a vast liberal media conspiracy?

Not at all, says Ezra Klein, the 24-year-old American Prospect blogging wunderkind who formed JournoList in February 2007. “Basically,” he says, “it’s just a list where journalists and policy wonks can discuss issues freely.”


That's probably accurate, although due to the fact that everybody on the list is "left-leaning" there is almost certainly an echo chamber effect.
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Monday, March 16, 2009
 
Uh, Rock Hudson?

Hilarious lede to a gushing tribute to the greatest love of all:

Look, Ma, no hands! Only one cool forehead and some extra-strength hairspray touch, and yet everything combusts in this Inauguration Night photo. Not since Doris Day and Rock Hudson split a pair of pajamas—also under intoxicating circumstances, if not in a freight elevator—has there been such chemistry in a shared outfit.


Let me tell you, darling, chemistry can be faked. Rock wasn't really interested in Doris Day.
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Sunday, March 15, 2009
 
Good Point

I endorsed Megan McCain's comments about Ann Coulter last week, but Michelle Malkin notes a comment that Miss McCain made about comedian Russell Brand that I do not agree with:

What, exactly, does Ms. McCain find “freaking hilarious” about Russell Brand? If not his diatribes against social conservatives and mockery of 9/11, then what? Is it the photo of him urinating in the desert? The videos of him prancing around in his underwear? Or perhaps we’re just too old and too unhip to understand the humor and need to lighten up in order to broaden our base? Is that the takeaway?


Brand's an idiot and a vulgarian. As is Coulter, for that matter. And I'm certainly not endorsing Meghan as some sort of new breed of Republican; I just agreed with her on one issue.
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