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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Cain ‘High-Tech-Lynching’ Ad Coming Soon To A TV Near You?
Grand Old Partier Hormone Cain (R-Am I Clarence Thomas Yet?) has just released a high dudgeon high-tech-lynching web video that’s as ludicrous as his shape-shifting defense against sexual harassment charges has been. Via Romensko: Jim Geraghty of the National … Continue reading
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Tagged Clarence Thomas, Grand Old Partier, high tech lynching, Hormone Cain, Iowa, Jim Geraghty, National Review Online, Romenesko
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Dr. Ads Deigns To Cher
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Cainicide? Larry Sabato Says ‘Not So Fast’
While everyone else writes off Grand Old Partier Hormone Cain (R-My Place Or Mine?), Mr. Crystal Ball Larry Sabato reminds us of this in a Rasmussen Report commentary: The lesson of history is clear, as our quick-take chart shows: From 1976 to 2008, there … Continue reading
Grading The GOP Presidential Wannabes
Time to grade the presidential candidates, so once around the park, James, and don’t spare the horses: MITT PLEASURE They say when your opponent is self-destructing, just stay out of his way. In the GOP presidential primaries, Mitt Romney (R-Anderson? Anderson?) … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson? Anderson?, Straw Paul, The Crabanator, The Harmanator
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Department Of Duh! (Boston Globe Social Media Edition)
From Thursday’s Boston Globe: Social media offer new outlet for customer complaints Consumers get action as corporations tune in Really? Who woulda thunk? File under: Last Year’s News, Yesterday.
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Tagged Boston Globe, customer complaints, Last Year's News Yesterday, social media
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Dead Blogging ‘Romeo & Juliet’ At The Boston Ballet
Well the Missus and I trundled down to the Opera House to catch the Boston Ballet premiere of Romeo & Juliet and boy, it was swell. Preview: Some other observations: • Apparently all they did back in 1400 was … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Ballet, Misa Kuranaga, Nelson Madrigal, Opera House, Romeo & Juliet, Sergei Prokofiev
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Let The $4 Billion Rumpus Begin! (Koch Bros. Whack Obama Edition)
From our Hitting On All Solyndra’s desk: The Obama administration’s half-billion-dollar loan to solar company Solyndra is not only the subject of an independent federal review, it’s also the subject of a new $2.4 million ad campaign. From MSNBC’s First … Continue reading
Correction o’ the Day (Jersey Shore Edition)
From Thursday’s New York Times: THE ARTS A critic’s notebook article on Monday about an academic conference at the University of Chicago on the television show “Jersey Shore” referred imprecisely to a comment made by Candace Moore, an assistant professor at … Continue reading
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Tagged Candace Moore, GLAAD, Jersey Shore, New York Times, Pauly D., University of Chicago, University of Michigan, Vinny
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The Daily Caller Does Herman Cain’s Dirty Work
Conservative Net-work The Daily Caller has pimped out its email list to the Herman Cainiacs so they could send decent folk like the hardworking staff this: Patriot, Multiple polls have confirmed that Herman Cain is winning the Republican race for … Continue reading
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Tagged Americans for Herman Cain, Herman Cain, Herman Cainiacs, high tech lynching, The Daily Caller
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