The Top 10 Worst Top 10 Lists of 2008
A good top 10 list is relevant, a little nostalgic and interesting. But a bad top 10 list? Now that's just good fun.
A good top 10 list is relevant, a little nostalgic and interesting. But a bad top 10 list? Now that's just good fun.
In a story about potential vice presidential picks, the AP referred to Joe Lieberman as "the Democratic vice presidential prick in 2000."
Congress will swear in its new members and start doing business as "the 111th Congress" on Monday, January 5. Why shouldn't the new president take office the day after?
Love her or hate her, you have to admit that John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin for the Republican ticket this year was without any doubt the boldest political tactic of the year.
Like the nagging relative or the smug married friend, this inquiring mind was asking of each of these unmarried couples, "So why aren't you married?"
She's a cancer survivor. She's a great fundraiser. She speaks Spanish, Yiddish and some form of English. Fran Drescher is a lot of things -- but the next Senator from New York?
What now? Our primary goal is to unite the millions of disaffected Democrats and to hold the DNC and its leadership accountable this November and beyond, working to defeat key players and create fairer elections.
Letterman has booked Stern, one of his biggest ratings draws for Thursday night's show. Stern and Letterman have a long relationship.
Last week a mix of water and sanitation experts gathered for World Water Week in Stockholm, Sweden to mull over the world's biggest public health crisis. The problem is that not enough people paid attention.
The ever obliging oil industry commentators and talking heads are falling all over themselves complimenting the Saudis for their seriousness in abiding by its OPEC allocation.
It's as if everyone knows the race is over and humor is the best means by which McCain can be put out of his misery and that we can all release a collective sigh of relief.
Single voters play favorites, their favorites are Democrats, and there are about 92 million of them eligible to vote.
I did a doubletake when I arrived home tonight to see the cover of New York magazine's "This Is New York, 1968 - 2008" issue. Apparently the cultural titans among us are very white and have penises.
Letterman admirably pressed the feisty little Republican on several key issues in a manner that should embarrass the hell out of working journalists.
Do we really want a president who can't even figure out which TV host signed a deal with the WGA?
I believe foreign policy is McCain's weak spot, one that has not been exploited, but one that I believe Obama will pounce on on Friday night.
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Its too bad they cut out the good part of the Jon Stewart clip. The part where he criticized the media for its pro-Israel bias. And later when he put that question to CNN's John King.
The part where he bashes Bush was the weakest part of the show IMO
the "taint" piece was hilarious.
Why is there the need to sneak around? Why can't they just walk around like normal people?