Andy Warhol predicted that everyone would be famous for 15 people. But thanks to the digital revolution, everyone will be famous to 15 people.
No Action
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No matter the moment or the circumstance, there’s always a reason to make excuses for presidential inaction.
We Wish
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Many voters hear right-wingers describe Obama as a Kenyan-born, Alinsky-loving, radical socialist—and wish it were true.
Moving Right
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Whether they’re talking about Democrats or Republicans, the punditocracy calls for candidates to move to the Right.
Like Obama. But White.
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What will Romney run against? The worst things about Obama are things that Romney agrees with.
Let Them Be Tax Refugees
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Eduardo Saverin renounced his American citizenship rather than pay $67 million in taxes on his Facebook IPO. Why not get rid of illegal immigrants by paying them off?
Who’s Your Bully?
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Mitt Romney, the Washington Post alleges, bullied a boy he thought was gay. The Obama campaign stands to benefitâbut let he who has not bullied cast the first set of sanctions cast the first Hellfire missile.
Don’t Ask, Don’t Fire
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Does President Obama’s endorsement of gay marriage extend to the courage to defend gay Afghans and Pakistanis targeted by his illegal assassinations by drone?
Retroactive Courage
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For years Obama was too cowardly to support the right of gays and lesbians to marry. Now that that right is popular with voters, however, he has changed his mind. And now he’s bragging about his courage.
And Yet
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Despite the fact that nothing has been done to create new jobs, the U.S. hasn’t created any net new jobs above population growth. Meanwhile, 20 million people remain jobless. Which makes one ask: why doesn’t the Obama Administration think this is a problem?
