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.
Boing Boing brings to my attention a new twist on the famous “most wanted” playing cards: the Deck of Republican Chickenhawks, featuring 54 Republicans – congressmen, pundits, and politicians – [more...]
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So let me get this straight: there are five “candidates,” each had a golden ticket for Oceanic Airlines, each are being confronted with their own failings, and only one will finally emerge as the one who [more...]
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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.