my heart is with the demonstrators today--more than ever, the world can't wait, and while some analysts on npr are kicking up their heels at what they see as a wounded administration, i think they're still as powerful as ever, in fact the more scandals like fitzmas we have, the more cover it is for the other devious shit that keeps happening. and like the admin has already demonstrated before, once the cover has expended its use it'll gnaw off the infected limb and proceed on with the rhetorical appearance of "we had a problem, we took care of it, unlike the left that would rather gridlock gov't with their spite and divisiveness." there is a certain brilliance in this regime that i wish the left could match instead of just looking like a bunch of kids throwing spitballs in the back of the bus. and now this meiers-scalito switcheroo has a calculated rove stank all over it and at this point it seems like a forgone conclusion (decided a year ago) unraveling just how many more freedoms we have left to lose.
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
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Doin's
- Nov 18 7 p.m.Clean Part Series, Lincoln, NE
- Nov 28 8 p.m. Too Close for Comfort Reading Series, Milwaukee, WI
- Jan 28 7 p.m. Zinc Bar, NY
Discrete@Elastic
- Nov 03 Joe Amato & Kass Fleisher
- Dec 22 James Wagner & Brian Whitener
- Feb 09 Monica de la Torre & TBA
- Feb 23 Stephen Rodefer & Daniel Borzutzky
- May 11 Lisa Fishman & Kate Colby
- Jun 08 The City Visible anthology release reading
- i'll be the first to admit that self-aware film/wr...
- rewatched kill bills (1 & 2) last night. is this t...
- dolch poem 1 (+1)
- how had i not heard of dolch words before today? "...
- to mean:
- (here come adjectives) yesterday matthew birthday ...
- volcano! cd came in the mail this weekend. sounds ...
- best costume i saw last night: french obstructivis...
- The word shines forth above a line of relationship...
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