Mark Hemingway of the Federalist turns a popular left-of-center narrative on its head. We’ve spent several years now talking about “toxic masculinity,” though I’m not sure what exactly it means.…
Douglas Murray writes at National Review Online about a disturbing trend in public discourse. [O]nly the worst version of someone’s life contains the information that makes the Internet stop and…
Christine Rosen‘s latest Commentary magazine column spells out the problems related to smarm, “a form of extremely ingratiating behavior — unctuous attempts to curry favor while remaining insistently ‘positive.'” In…
A friend said he wants to potty like it’s 1999. I don’t know why that’s not going viral.
You’ve seen the logos, the Q with a sky blue circle and a red and white striped tail. Well, yeah. That guy was in town this weekend. This post is…
The People’s Cube, in its inimitable way, points out that the phrase “culture of corruption,” as well as the letter “D,” have disappeared from the news recently. Be sure to…
What if Jack Bauer had to work in a 1994 technical environment? Hilarious video. Click on the image below to see it:
HT: Joanna G. Florence King reflects upon the short life of a new commercial: [The ad] goes like this: Two young men are in a grocery checkout. The first is…
Louis Wittig attempts today to answer the pressing question: how is the Snakes On A Plane phenomenon similar to the “netroots”? He contends that in both cases, the advocates mistake…
In response to Roy’s experimental post today: You gotta mention Zionists, man!
John, online commentary-space is scarce?