1 The Proposition The idea that written history can be a useful thing that is not the same as fiction and not the same as unalloyed fact is rarer and more tenuous than we’re inclined to believe. 2 Sliding in the Argument through the Back Door I think we owe our optimistic ignorance to a [...]
We like to leave no stone unturned around here to bring you the science behind things. Thus this handy-dandy illustration of the Akin understanding of ladyparts. You’re welcome.
(h/t mattbors.com)
And a little lagniappe; Baltimore radio station WBAL host; “And one of the things, Ann Romney, that folks talk about with your husband, Mitt Romney, and I’ve seen him in casual conversation — He comes off very smooth and okay. But sometimes he comes off stiff. Do you have to fight back some criticism, like [...]
… about political coverage lately, too.
Been hearing about these all week, and finally got around to looking them up. I’m not about to drive 30 miles for a newspaper, after all. There’s something kinda nice about having the narrative collected together like this.
h/t This Modern World
Tom Tomorrow has it all figured out, as usual;