Tom has more pictures, as does Matt Klokel.

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I almost did a spit-take when I got to this part of the latest dispatch from the Hewittverse (emphasis mine): The right’s embrace in the Miers nomination of tactics previously exclusive to the left – exaggeration, invective, anonymous sources, an unbroken stream of new charges, television advertisements paid for by secret sources – will make […]

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Pics of the full costume to come…

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Below is one of the (not yet properly assembled) props for my Halloween costume. If you’d recognize the costume as a whole, then you can probably guess what it is based on this:

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I should say in advance that I’m primarily directing this at people I already know and friends of friends, but: My current housemates are planning to move out at the end of December. That means two rooms—a small and a medium-sized one—are opening up in my house on 13th and Florida NW, in the U […]

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…is on The Daily Show, and it strikes me that he sounds kind of like Wallace Shawn without the lisp.

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The America’s Future Foundation has posted audio of the panel on cross-party dating I moderated earlier this month. Addendum: Damn, but a lot of “ums” have slipped back into my speech since I stopped debating regularly. Memo to self: Cut that out.

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Maybe two years ago, my friend Abe Sutherland popped in a tape at a friends house to show us a movie he said his brother Ben had made. I’ll confess, while I was willing to assume Abe’s extremely high intelligence ran in the family, I went in with a modicum of skepticism: Surely Abe’s high […]

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I’ve got a new piece up at the Reason site today on the debate over who controls ICANN (or its successor): “The Root of the Problem.” Also, I think I forgot to link my lastWeb piece on the Harriet Miers meltdown, “The Revolt of the Elites.”

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A bit past its sell-by date now, but I’ve got a piece up at Hispanic Magazine about CAFTA and the parties’ odd attitudes toward trade and immigration.

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