July 22, 2008
The religious right has always distrusted John McCain. The Arizona Senator's votes and statements have departed from the straight and narrow on occasion, but the larger factor is a visceral instinct on the part of many Christian conservatives - based on considerable evidence - that McCain is indiffe...
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The thought of Vice President Dick Cheney in a form-fitting bat costume might be too much for most people to bear. But the concepts of security and danger presented in Christopher Nolan's new Batman epic, "The Dark Knight," align so perfectly with those of the Office of the Vice President that David...
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July 21, 2008
This is so smart: Jimmy Fallon will test out material for his impending NBC late-night show online, getting a jump on audience building, branding, and working out the kinks months before his planned launch in 2009, when he takes over from Conan O'Brien, who will be taking over from Jay Leno. The onl...
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It led with the report that Lara Logan had scored the first overseas sit-down with Barack Obama, but here's the most interesting nugget from yesterday's Mike Allen piece about the trip: Forty journalists, including such leading correspondents as Dan Balz of The Washington Post, will be aboard his pl...
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July 20, 2008
A good surrogate is hard to find. Just recall Bill Clinton's "fairy tale," Samantha Power's "monster" and Phil Gramm's "nation of whiners." Every few weeks, another surrogate is thrown under the bus, or at least dropped off at the next stop, for saying something ill-advised, off-message or just plai...
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A June 29 Close to Home article, "Flowers Won't Slow Traffic in Virginia," which criticized a grass-roots effort to slow traffic down to safe and posted speeds in the historic and scenic sections of Route 50 in Virginia, was unfair to the many citizens who have worked so hard on this project....
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Alexandra Fuller's review (Book World, July 6, 2008) of Rick Bass's Why I Came West spent more time talking about the heroic work of Nigeria's Ken Saro-Wiwa than about Bass's book. Saro-Wiwa's legacy is clearly something the world should honor, and Fuller's review probably alerted people like me to....
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Rankings reflect sales for the week ended July 13, 2008....
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July 19, 2008
It's hard to tell what just got hipper: Feist or Sesame Street, thanks to the union of both in the opening episode of the show's 39th season. The Canadian indie-darling singer is featured performing a modified version of her hit song, "1-2-3-4," in which she sings about how much she loves counting (...
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