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Wonkette’s Liveblogging of the Presidential News Conference

Ah. Wonkette: 10:02 Bush starts reading before he gets behind podium. Clearly would rather be elsewhere. Rather be being interviewed by Dan Rather. 10:03 Iraqi freedom will require “commitment of generations,” i.e., “We will be drafting your grandchildren.” 10:04 “There has been enormous sacrifice by some of our citizens.” No one i know, of course,

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I Can’t Believe They Say These Things: Oh. Wait.

From Pandagon: —————- Black People Gonna Die Watch: Day 1 The BPGD Watch is a new feature of Pandagon, featuring the best of Bush administration nonchalantness about the shorter life expectancies of black Americans, particularly black men. In addition to Bush’s skillful huggery and head-rubbery of darker-skinned Americans, he’s shown a remarkable propensity to accept

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On Being A Professional Pirate

I’ve been paying particular attention to the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios v. Grokster case on whether or not file-swapping services are at fault if their users decide to download copyrighted files. Same thing VCR manufacturers had to go through ages ago. And Grokster should continue to get the same verdict that the VCR manufacturers got. It’s all

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This is Good

I know it’s the way I approach a lot of my posts. Good to think about. Human beings aren’t all about logic, really. We kick straight from the gut. Take the issues out of the clouds, and put them back in the bloody field where real people are dying. From the Salon piece: With the

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Francesca Myman

I’d like to point you all to one of my fellow Clarion buddies, Francesca Myman, a Yale grad, fantasy writer, and artist whose website I just recently picked up (I fell out of touch with about half of the class, so it’s cool to see she’s doing well). She’s got fun photos, a lovely art

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Why the Women’s Movement "Doesn’t Work?": Cause We’re Not Talking Enough About Women?

I just got a form letter from Naral Pro-Choice America (which I assume was forwarded to many feminist bloggers, and all of those at the aggregate I belong to) asking if I’d post about their Give Us Real Choices campaign against “Chastity Week,” a “campaign” launched by the Pennsylvania State Legislature promoting chastity as a

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