Monthly Archives: February 2008

A Nose’s Work is (Apparently) Never Done

My nose desperately wants to protect me. Somewhere in my brain, a half dozen nerve cells flicker in appreciation for its dedication. The rest of my brain would give anything to turn down its services between the hours of 2 and 7 AM. Look, nose, I’ll cut you a deal. I’ve got a plane to [...]

Not Christ?

Because there definitely wasn’t room to spell my whole name.

Idle thought: Presidential Hairdressers

Over the course of an election season, presidential candidates must get their hair cut at least, what, a handful of times. Working backward: American popular opinion is driven by the media. The media is dominated by image. A candidate’s appearance is their primary image. A candidate’s appearance is, briefly, under the complete control of the [...]

Superdelegates Suck

From the Washington Post: The potential for superdelegates to play a critical role has some party leaders worried that the situation could lend the appearance that the nominee will be selected by insiders rather than by rank-and-file voters. “Could lend the appearance”, eh? Damn straight it could lend the appearance. One might even say that [...]

Dear Michigan and Florida,

Good call on moving your primaries earlier! Not like those loser states that vote after Super Tuesday. Those states don’t even matter. Suckers.