Archive for October 15th, 2008
Amuse Bouche: John Cleese and Richard Lewis are no Matt Damon
When Matt Damon said the possibility of Sarah Palin becoming president was “a really scary thing,” he might have been right, but he was also speaking just a few days after we learned who John McCain’s running mate was going to be.
More than a month after Damon’s interview with CBS aired, aging comedians are looking [...]
Liveblogging the Final Presidential Debate!
Pop and Politics staff and Daily Trojan editors live blog the final face-off between John McCain and Barack Obama. We wonder: will this one be as exciting as a bowl of milk—like the last debate? Will Barack ever be able to finish a sentence without pausing 15 times? And most importantly, how many times will [...]
Thinking Differently: Sometimes Wish the Apple Would Fall Far From the Tree…of Life
I feel like every time Steve Jobs gives the world another Apple product, his many disciples, and even the MSM, get their panties up in a bunch.
As someone who had to carefully monitor the advent of the iPhone 3G, for example, I’ve had to witness the impressive display of toady-like behavior a Jobsian device can [...]
Daily News Round-up: John McCain’s Last Supper
Tonight gives Sen. John McCain one more attempt to impress “his friends.” Good luck, man. Things are not looking so swell. Tonight’s topics: economic and domestic policy.
The conservatives are eating their own. Christopher Buckley (yes, Buckley) has resigned from The National Review after endorsing Obama in the Daily Beast earlier this week.
The latest New York [...]
Right Wing Response: Anti-anti-communists pull ahead
Michael Ramirez political cartoon posted on Jewish World Review
Mainstream media are pulling punches against Obama and the Democrats, Richard A. Viguerie writes at Newsmax.com. They have reported the outrage and vitriol of Republican politicians and rally-goers, but downplay the bad behavior of Democrats. And they are minimizing stories about Obama’s more suspicious associations: convicted felon [...]
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