The more I watch The West Wing, the more I wish I lived in that fictional universe where the President, while human, has lofty ideals and the intelligence to match.
And where the press secretary is witty, smart, and leggy.
The more I watch The West Wing, the more I wish I lived in that fictional universe where the President, while human, has lofty ideals and the intelligence to match.
And where the press secretary is witty, smart, and leggy.
You know him, you love him — prolific commenter The Amazing Kirk-a-go-go, (who is also my cousin-a-go-go) is entering the ranks of we bloggers. Welcome him over at Radio Free Kirkopolis (, part of my rapidly [more...]
In the crossfire: Jann is a computer programmer currently residing in San Francisco, California. We were a couple once, back in the 20th century. He’s sometimes reactionary, sometimes right, sometimes libertarian [more...]
The latest contest in The Washington Post’s Style Invitational asked for acts, bills, or resolutions sponsored by new members of Congress. Some of my faves: Miller-Miller-Dole act to provide every hungry person in [more...]
Yes! Sometimes I confuse West Wing politics with real-life politics, and the former can be more interesting, anyway. And yes, I love C.J.