Singing baritone for our D-G-weekend-letter quartet is this missive from Julia Randle of Jacksonville, AR.
Everything that had lips had something to say about Michael Vick.
Which you would all know if you were tuned in to the random opinions of bon...
So...uh...Sunday's paper? There weren't actually any terrible letters to the editor.
I know!
Seriously, I'm as shocked as you are.
In place of a Sunday letter, I'll just link to the November 11, 2010, Adventures in Idiocy that I wrote.
With the long weekend, I actually had the time (and the intestinal fortitude) to read the Democrat-Gazette for four straight days. You know the drill by now, and, if you don't, see here for the backstory. From Friday, we get the semi-coherent musin...
It's been a little while since I did this, but that is only due to lack of time, not lack of material. Today on page 7B of the Democrat-Gazette, we see this gem from Charles Vermont of Prescott.
Folk wisdom lacking
It seems that the sociological...
Continuing my current favorite feature, let's peek at page 9B of the good ol' Democrat-Gazette and see what we can see.
Hmmm...a letter suggesting restricting the number of children a woman on welfare can have, a letter that raves about the differ...
The dumb letters to the editor in yesterday's Democrat-Gazette were just your run-of-the-mill, garden-variety type, and none really warranted a post. You knew THAT couldn't last, however. Now when men like Clyde Holloway of Searcy were out there to...
I'd already planned on making today's Democrat-Gazette the first from which I hoped to pull the worst letter (as judged by me) and write a post about it. Little did I know that today's paper would be a veritable cornucopia of right-wing, reactionary...
Yesterday, the Congressional Budget Office released its estimates on the costs that would accompany a full repeal of healthcare reform. The New York Times reports that
he nonpartisan budget scorekeepers in Congress said on Thursday that the Republi...