Category Archives: Middle East

Were We Always This Stupid?

Posted on September 13, 2006 by mikethemadbiologist

Granted, I’ve argued that Paul Waldman’s thesis that politics revolves around a personal narrative and not logical discussions of policy analysis is the right way to view things–depressing as that is. But after reading this post by Kos, I’m thoroughly discouraged.
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Posted in Economics, Fucking Morons, Middle East | 5 Comments

IRAN! BOOGA! BOOGA! BOOGA!

Posted on September 5, 2006 by mikethemadbiologist

Or as Lovecraft would have put it…
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Posted in Conservatives, Fucking Morons, Middle East, Terrorism | 14 Comments

This Is Why We Need the Fairness Doctrine

Posted on September 5, 2006 by mikethemadbiologist

In a move to outsource and privatize everything in the federal government, ABC has formed a private-public partnership with the Bush Administration to spew Republican propaganda
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Posted in Conservatives, Democrats, Fucking Morons, Iraq, Middle East, Pig Screwer, Propaganda, Terrorism | 1 Comment

Restless In the Heartland

Posted on September 1, 2006 by mikethemadbiologist

Here’s what the mayor of Salt Lake City, UT said yesterday. You would think he’s one of those Northeast liberal elitist, latte-drinkin’ types
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Posted in Conservatives, Economics, Environment, Healthcare, Little Lord Pontchartrain, Middle East, Progressives, Religion, Taxes, Terrorism, Torture | 6 Comments

Freedom Marches On…

Posted on August 31, 2006 by mikethemadbiologist

well, not exactly.
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Posted in Civil Liberties, Fucking Morons, Middle East, Terrorism | 2 Comments

Watch Out For Those Draft-Dodging Elitists…

Posted on August 22, 2006 by mikethemadbiologist

because you never know where they’ll show up.
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Posted in Conservatives, Fucking Morons, Middle East, Terrorism | 3 Comments

Frank Rich on the Lamont Hype

Posted on August 20, 2006 by mikethemadbiologist

Frank Rich in the NY Times has a good analysis of the Lamont primary victory in CT, although I think he downplays what it means for the Democratic Party.
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