Badasses and Sharp Dressed Men

[omorka]

First, Samuel L. Jackson tells you to Vote No on Prop 8 in California. It uses the same miscegenation argument that I ended up using on Oxford. Woot, the biggest badass in Hollywood agrees with me! ;-)

Second, Esquire nails both the reasonable critique of Obama and the reason why he's the only possible sane choice. WTF? Esquire? Home of the "Best Dressed Contest"? This is the most bizarre election ever.

Next, this story on Politico snopeses a few slurs on each candidate and ends with the Best. Disclaimer. Ever. (It also has a link to the YouTube explanation for "why you didn't hear this one on the nightly news" for one of the McCain ones, which I enjoyed when I first saw it and is still kind of funny.)

Finally, how about some mixed messages? I guess these were the guys Governor Dean was talking about.

Comments

[altamira16.livejournal.com]

Esquire has been doing some interesting things to get noticed this past year. They had the e-Ink cover that was loved/hated by various websites. They had an article about a writer who outsourced his life.

[starcat-jewel.livejournal.com]

At a guess, the "mixed message" folks are the same ones who put "Heritage Not Hate" stickers next to their Confederate flags. It always gives me a little twinge of cognitive dissonance, but...