Could not authenticate you.

What’s On TV

I’ve been somewhat remiss to comment on the new TV season. Between family events, the work on ABC PAC, constantly waiting to see what the Senate is going to do with telecom reform, and just trying to be a good dad to Little Quip, I have actually found time to TiVo

Where Does Responsibility End?

I’ve spent a lot of time in the last year thinking about the concept of endorsements and what constitutes one, and what doesn’t. This is mainly along two lines. First, if a political entity uses a particular technology (or even acknowledges the fact that it exists) does that constitute an endorsement of said

X-Men: The Last Highlander

Forgive me for writing this so late… Since Little Quip came into the world, I have only seen a couple of movies in the theater. I’m not the kind of guy that can easily ignore the disgruntled groans of my fellow movie-goers as my child cries or complains and I blissfully ignore him

Bob Ney

For all the Republicans that were aghast at Paris Hilton’s or Mel Gibson’s arrests on drunk driving charges, and cried foul when they were treated so lightly by the law, where the hell is your outrage that Bob Ney is still a sitting congressman?
This is a guy that pled guilty to selling his office and

Battlestar Galacti-geek!

Wondering what ever became of Zack Exley?
My dear friend (and after a week long absence possibly only remaining reader) Anne sent me a link to his whereabouts the other day. It seems Zack Exley (of MoveOn, Kerry, and Bush snorting coke fame) has put his Internet organization efforts to use on a cause of

RockStar:SuperDisappointment

So I’ve been watching RockStar:Supernova all season only to find the time spent was a complete and total waste of time. Last night’s finale was a complete and total affront to all that is music.
If you haven’t been watching, or didn’t catch last season, I’ll give you the Reader’s Digest version.

Congress (In)Action

I’m not sure how I feel about this. Is it bad for Congress to spend an inordinate amount of time debating a meaningless, self-congratulatory resolution that the rest of the United States cares nothing about? Or is that a good thing because it means they’re not busy