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  • What matters is what she meant.

    This entire article is a waste of time, focus and energy. Even if she did have a slip of the tongue and mistakenly leave off the ''D'' in ''blessed'', clearly that is not what she meant. Clearly should would never intend to say that in public, even if she meant it. And a dropped consonant is not grounds for claims of a ''Freudian Slip''. How ...
    Posted to Trailhead by Mike8787 on May 2, 2008

  • Global Warming Gibberish

    Good for the Weekly Standard to go a round in the good fight against ''global warming gibberish.'' It is abundantly clear that the global-warming-equals-doom cottage industry is (bio)fuelled by an as good as religious - read: irrational - conviction that, uniquely among all the sources of global change, anthropogenic change is bad, bad, ...
    Posted to In Other Magazines by Marcus61 on April 8, 2008

  • Can Hillary do anything right for any Slate writer?

    I love this site and huge fan but has everyone just decided that no matter what Senator Clinton does it isn't genuine or is totally politically calculated...just a thought
    Posted to Trailhead by mhaskins10 on February 22, 2008

  • Biased synopsis on Gaza

    Read the Economist leader for yourself, and see the bias in Slate's summary. Key economist points: -- Hamas is popular in part because it provides less corrupt, more humane and effective government than Fatah. Fatah is hopelessly corrupt, and runs shadowy, vicious, unaccountable secret police organizations, rather like the Egyptian government. ...
    Posted to In Other Magazines by proxywar on June 24, 2007