検索キーワード： 著者 "Will Durst" すべてのカテゴリー

In which our intrepid correspondent lifts up the other rock obscuring the disreputable hedonists residing in the People's Republic of San Francisco in order that we can see all the little crawlies squirming there.

In which our intrepid correspondent ponders the game of Constitutional Chicken that Congress and the White House are currently engaged in.

In which our intrepid correspondent berates his fellow citizens for just sitting back and taking it up the rear from the oil companies.

In which our intrepid correspondent waxes waggishly on the marvels of worldly want and wonder.

In which our intrepid correspondent speaks of the President speaking about the unspeakable.

In which our intrepid correspondent ruminates about the deterioration of the dollar and the morass of ugliness that awaits us as we try to pick up the pieces.

In which our intrepid correspondent marvels at the hair helmet who has perfected the first lesson of getting caught red handed: deny, deny, deny.

In which our intrepid correspondent talks about the latest bombshell to explode from the American intelligence community - and he uses the term loosely.

In which our intrepid correspondent wanders into the heart of the Midwest and gets confused by all the people huddling in the corners.

In which our intrepid correspondent delves into the conundrum inside an enigma wrapped in beige that is Al Gore.

In which our intrepid correspondent reflects on how empty our lives will be now that we have seen the last of the politicians debating each other for at least one whole year.

In which our intrepid correspondent muses on the sad spectacle of ten men wearing the same suit trying to channel the spirit of a ghost.

In which our intrepid correspondent mutters aloud about the pressing concerns of...unh, something. Something really important, too.

In which our intrepid correspondent gives thanks to his benefactor for going above and beyond the call of duty.

In which our intrepid correspondent tries to gather some clues as to the identity of the guy working out of the White House these days.

In which our intrepid correspondent gets his hackles up a bit, mostly because he finds himself agreeing with Justices Scalia and Thomas - and it's freaking him out.

In which our intrepid correspondent investigates the customs and the consequences of the best holiday ever.

In which our intrepid correspondent hails a landmark occasion with a hallmark observation.

In which the husk of a shell of what used to be our intrepid correspondent throws in the towel after valiantly suffering through 800,000 Democratic debates.

In which our intrepid correspondent juggles the pros and cons of having a chief executive comfortable with the written word - and coming down firmly on the side of the former.