Dispatches from the Internet
Friday Links:
The Hill has an interesting piece on the Democrats securing severance pay for Republican staffers.
The New Republic has an article on the FCC, the Janet Jackson affair and the OJ debacle.
Slate's Timothy Noah writes a rousing defense of OJ's "If I did it..." and William Saletan writes about "Girth Control, and the ability to separate the consequences of eating food (getting fat) and from the pleasurable aspects, much like we've done with sex.
The Washington Posts's Krauthammer writes another piece on Borat.
And the New York Times's Krugman weights in on the possiblities of voting fraud and the need for better oversight.
That's the world of commentary today. Enjoy the weekend.
The Hill has an interesting piece on the Democrats securing severance pay for Republican staffers.
The New Republic has an article on the FCC, the Janet Jackson affair and the OJ debacle.
Slate's Timothy Noah writes a rousing defense of OJ's "If I did it..." and William Saletan writes about "Girth Control, and the ability to separate the consequences of eating food (getting fat) and from the pleasurable aspects, much like we've done with sex.
The Washington Posts's Krauthammer writes another piece on Borat.
And the New York Times's Krugman weights in on the possiblities of voting fraud and the need for better oversight.
That's the world of commentary today. Enjoy the weekend.
