critique

According to the latest meme going around Right Blogistan, if Palin does poorly in the debate Thursday night, it won’t be because she doesn’t know what the [bleep] she’s talking about, but because moderator Gwen Ifill is unfarily biased against her.

Bruce Barry chastises Steve Gill for reporting in error the amount of folks who tuned in for Sarah Palin’s convention speech:

Not everyone was a big fan of Sarah Palin’s speech last night:

Intrepid Scene photojournalist Eric England recently called our attention to Ghot Wingz, a new dine-in restaurant in East Nashville just north of Nashville Auto Diesel College.

Pete Kotz had me worried as he began this afternoon with an homage to Southcomm reporter Richard Lawson, but he finished strong with a critique of the concept of May Town Center and its disasterous implications for articulating a post-sprawl culture. If Mr.

A friend mentioned this book and I thought I’d probably be worth my while to pick it up and give it a read.

This might seem like a slight tangent from the topic of politics, but I assure you it is not. I’m kind of hoping someone else can lend some insight into this.

In the wake of speculation that Phil Bredesen could possibly be picked to serve as Barack Obama’s Vice president, Jeff Woods gives the Governor a thorough critique: