I’ve long liked Ben Stein as a comic actor and game show host but held a somewhat lower opinion of his politics. He was a speechwriter for Nixon and Ford and still strongly defends Nixon, going so far as to … Continue reading
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Last week I posted a clip in which Frans de Waal described observations of a monkey offended by getting lower pay for completing a task (a bit of cucumber rather than a grape) in comparison with another monkey. This was … Continue reading
And Lizz Windstead. Amazingly enough, it’s a Sarah Silverman video that’s almost safe for work, as least as far as vocabulary goes, absent one little naughty word that goes by so fast you might not notice. Politically, on the other … Continue reading
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You’ve got to hand it to Mitt Romney: No matter where you stand on any important matter, odds are he agrees with you. Here are the first two Romney versus Romney debates for your enjoyment. Together they run under three … Continue reading
To follow up on earlier posts, NBC reported Tuesday morning that as a precautionary measure British authorities are increasing security for Malala Yousufzai, the 14-years-old advocate for girls’ education shot in the head and neck last week in a Taliban … Continue reading
Jon Stewart pokes fun at the self-described “fair and balanced” network: The Daily ShowGet More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,The Daily Show on Facebook by … Continue reading
NBC’s Saturday Night Live had an excellent parody of the vice presidential debate, one of their best recent bits: And here are some highlights of the real recent debate between U.S. vice presidential candidates, extracted, reedited, and Songified to the … Continue reading
Malala Yousufzai, the 14-year-old Pakistani girl who gained international recognition as an advocate for education and was shot in the head by Taliban thugs last Tuesday (see my earlier post), has been transferred to a hospital in England to receive … Continue reading