Kathy Shaidle says that as a late-night host, he may actually become funny.
I guess we’ll see.
Category Archives: Social Commentary
“Liberalism”
…is eating itself.
One of the reasons is that it isn’t really liberalism. It’s quite illiberal, in fact.
Buyer’s Remorse
Obama Girl isn’t so hot for Obama any more.
The Civil War On The Left
Couldn’t happen to a nastier political movement:
the better evidence of how the Democratic Party could come to blows comes from California, which right now rivals China for one-party control. Never mind the three Democratic state senators all heading for the hoosegow for corruption: the bigger story is how Democratic ethnic factions are viciously turning on one another.
So it’s a race war! What a surprise (not really, considering what racists these people are).
Plus, for lagniappe, there’s their war against tech, even when it’s leftie tech.
I guess some people tip cows, others tip cars. When they’re not p00ping on them.
Public Schools Are Child Abuse
I agree. Sue the hell out of a few of these morons, and either they’ll smarten up, or be replaced by non-morons.
The Left’s Attack On Brandon Eich
It was totalitarian, and a perfect example of “liberal” fascism.
Sleep Deprivation
Does it partially explain the high failure rate of tech start ups?
SpaceX prides itself on its Silicon Valley culture. I hope they’re not driving people to the point at which they have an accident.
The Silicon Valley Bubble
Mozilla was almost certainly too insular to anticipate the firefox firestorm that may be about to hit them.
Brandon Eich And Hillary Clinton
Andrew Sullivan contrasts and compares:
Has either Hillary Clinton or Bill Clinton ever expressed sorrow that they hurt so many lives, gave cover to some of the vilest homophobes, and credentialized themselves with some on the right by rank homophobia in the 1996 campaign? Not to my knowledge. They have regretted what they did but never taken full moral responsibility for the hurt and pain they caused.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for them to do so.
Marlon Brando
A perspective, from Mark Steyn.