“Finding” versus “Looting”
Wednesday, August 31st, 2005
“Finding” versus “Looting”
Wednesday, August 31st, 2005
The Novak Thing Just Keeps Getting Worse and Worse
Friday, August 5th, 2005
BREAKING: Novak Takes His Lack of Balls and Goes Home
Thursday, August 4th, 2005
Screenshot of the Douchebag Diva doing his thing.
Clips, again, is here. Storm begins with the dropping of the barnyard epithet at minute 3:07.
UPDATE: Media Matters also has the clip.
UPDATE: Moved the rough transcript after the jump. Off topic but we can’t resist wondering about this comment from Novak:
a lot of my trouble in the world is they’ve doctored my makeup and the colorrized me in a lot of newspapers on my picture. i sympathize with her.
Bob Novak’s image problems come from people Photoshopping him? Really? Not from the whole “ratting out my sources and shilling for the administration” thing? Really?
UPDATE: Does this mean that MSNBC will give Novak his own show?
UPDATE: Yet another place to see the video.
Screenshot of the Douchebag Diva doing his thing.
Clips, again, is here. Storm begins with the dropping of the barnyard epithet at minute 3:07.
UPDATE: Media Matters also has the clip.
UPDATE: Moved the rough transcript after the jump. Off topic but we can’t resist wondering about this comment from Novak:
a lot of my trouble in the world is they’ve doctored my makeup and the colorrized me in a lot of newspapers on my picture. i sympathize with her.
Bob Novak’s image problems come from people Photoshopping him? Really? Not from the whole “ratting out my sources and shilling for the administration” thing? Really?
UPDATE: Does this mean that MSNBC will give Novak his own show?
UPDATE: Yet another place to see the video.
Mitt All Thumbs With Plebe Transportation
Friday, July 22nd, 2005
Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney had a George-H.W.-at-the-market moment when he succumbed to a fit of populist exuberance and rode the Boston subway. When a reporter questioned him on the fare, he replied it was “a buck.” Which is true for those of us who happen to live in 2003; the current fare is $1.25. Still, for our money, the most disturbing revelation in the piece was that Romney’s predecessor Michael Dukakis is a regular T rider,at the reduced senior fare of 35 cents. When did he stop tooling around in that cute little tank of his? MORE »
Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney had a George-H.W.-at-the-market moment when he succumbed to a fit of populist exuberance and rode the Boston subway. When a reporter questioned him on the fare, he replied it was “a buck.” Which is true for those of us who happen to live in 2003; the current fare is $1.25. Still, for our money, the most disturbing revelation in the piece was that Romney’s predecessor Michael Dukakis is a regular T rider,at the reduced senior fare of 35 cents. When did he stop tooling around in that cute little tank of his? MORE »
