Monthly Archives: November 2008

An interesting Slate discussion among (mostly) smart conservative voices descends into the Republican Party’s achille’s heel: futile abortion debate. Ross Douthat, one of the more sensible young conservatives loses his cool and crassly lambasts Douglas Kmiec’s suggestion that conservatives relax … Continue reading →

I was listening to this track on the subway coming home the other night. From a production standpoint it’s simply incredible. Lyrics are pretty badass too. El-P – Deep Space 9MM Lyrics:One twoGet behind the walls of new Roma, wanna … Continue reading →

I’d like to see an exit poll of Prop 8 voters, showing how people voting based on their level of personal relationships with gay people. I’m certain it would show that those with more gay acquaintances tended to vote against … Continue reading →

David Frum: A generation ago, Republicans were dominant among college graduates. Those days are long gone. Since 1988, Democrats have become more conservative on economics – and Republicans more conservative on social issues. College-educated Americans have come to believe that … Continue reading →

I thought I’d share some photos from my amazing night. Here are a couple of videos I have found that effectively display the vibe in the East Village last night:

Tonight has been one giant sigh of relief. I attended the Newspeak concert and as the announcement came over the large screen TV, the band (which has never sounded better) went into a bangin cover of The Who’s Won’t Get … Continue reading →

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