Thursday!
* Is Tim Pawlenty the candidate to beat in the 2012 Republican primary? Some followup here and here suggesting maybe not.
* I liked this post from Matt Yglesias on the Alan Grayson "scandal" and rhetorical moralism in American politics.
* Matt also thinks TMBG needs more science studies.
* Winds shifting: Reid promises a public option. But Orrin Hatch has declared that bills with less than 70 votes don't count.
* Stephen Joyce has lost his lawsuit with English professor Carol Loeb Shloss. Tim is glad.
* Wes Anderson is coming under fire from his fans for apparently signing a pro-Roman-Polanski petition. People I admire really need to stop signing petitions.
* Classic old-school video game The Incredible Machine is now a $10 download.
Showing posts with label petitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label petitions. Show all posts
Thursday, October 01, 2009
Posted by
Gerry Canavan
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9:25 PM
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Labels: academia, games, general election 2012, James Joyce, Pagasa Island, petitions, politics, Roman Polanski, science, They Might Be Giants, Tim Pawlenty, Wes Anderson
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Nothing will quicker defuse the Ayers issue than a pro-Ayers petition signed by thousands of academics. That'll show 'em!
Posted by
Gerry Canavan
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10:14 AM
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Labels: academia, Barack Obama, Bill Ayers, general election 2008, petitions, politics