mikarrhea banner
mika·cooper·her·blog
randomneuronfiringalienatedmajestysexgendersystemlamephilosophyfilmflamliterarypontificatingnowthisanecdotagepolitixdoggerelbloggeralijustgoberSERK
mikarrhea

blog-O-rama

>  blogdex
MIT media lab
>  boing boing
Cory Doctorow & friends
>  meme list
christian crumlish
>  snarkout
steve

e-personae

>  superette
Ann&Dabney
>  ByTheCathedral
Anonymous
>  boynton
Miss “Boynton”
>  Chocolate and Vodka
Suw Charman
>  margaret cho
nochorious
>  bloggedy blog blog
Katie Degentesh
>  Snozberry
Chris Horn
>  the redhead
wendy koslow
>  America Hates Us
Lillet & Trey
>  a girlie cul-de-sac
Ashlee McClelland
>  Making Light
theresa nielsen hayden
>  the fun hut
Fey Parrill
>  Free Love Freeway
Cynthia Rockwell
>  867-5309 jenny
jennifer roehm
>  Fists Unfurled
Sara Seinberg
>  michelle*
michelle thompson

logoblogs

>  Ivy is here
Ivy Alvarez
>  michael bérubé
Michael Bérubé
>  cup of chicha
Nathalie Chicha
>  Galley Cat
Nathalie Chicha
>  superdeluxe good poems
Chickee Chickston
>  eeksypeeksy
Malcolm Davidson
>  equanimity
Jordan Davis
>  pseudopodium
Ray Davis
>  transdada
Kari Edwards
>  Third Factory
Steve Evans
>  process documents
Ryan Fitzpatrick
>  overlap
Drew Gardner
>  ululate
Nada Gordon
>  old hag
Ms. Hag
>  this is all your fault
Christine Hamm
>  god of the machine
Aaron Haspel
>  Lisablog
Lisa Jarnot
>  The Jim Behrle Show
Jim Behrle
>  tykes on poetry
Jack Kimball
>  we write to taste life twice
Crystal King
>  lime tree
Kasey Silem Mohammed
>  Ruminate
Chris Lott
>  bemsha swing
Jonathan Mayhew
>  porthole redux
Catherine Meng
>  poop chute
Brooke Nelson
>  Maud Newton
Maud Newton
>  gila monster
Aimee Nezhukumatathil
>  mappemunde
Tim Peterson
>  fait accompli
Nick Piombino
>  caveat lector
Dorothea Salo
>  mike snider's formal blog & sonnetarium
Mike Snider
>  free space comix II
Brian K. Stephans
>  elsewhere
Gary Sullivan
>  the chatelaine's poetics
Eileen Tabios
>  about last night
Terry Teachout
>  CARVE
Aaron Tieger
>  Totebaggery
Lillet & Trey
>  okir
Jean Vengua
>  a fool in the forest
George M. Wallace
>  the ingredient
Alli Warren
>  william watkin's blog
William Watkin
>  stick poet super hero
Michael Wells
>  the well-nourished moon
Stephanie Young

politext

>  Agenda Bender
Agenda Bender
>  Eschaton
Atrios
>  Bad Attitudes
Jerry Doolittle
>  Empires Fall
Steve Barnes
>  Mystery Pollster
Mark Blumenthal
>  farai chideya
a former student
>  wonkette
ana marie cox
>  Brilliant at Breakfast
Jill Cozzi
>  crooked timber
philosocionomists
>  feministing
some ladies
>  filchyboy
christopher filkins
>  discourse.net
michael froomkin
>  talking points memo
josh marshall
>  the intersection
chris mooney
>  opinions you should have
tom burka
>  cousin blogorrhoea
Rob Schaap
>  the daily howler
bob sommerby
>  xx
some other ladies

sexual blogging

>  Susie Bright's Journal
Susie Bright
>  daze reader
evan daze
>  eros blog
bacchus & aphrodite
>  sex and depression
franny
>  edifying spectacle / pansexual sodomite
richard evans lee
>  Pillowbook
Wegglywoo



11 November 2004, 09:53

via Andrew Sullivan

”[W]hen a candidate for public office faces the voters he does not face men of sense; he faces a mob of men whose chief distinguishing mark is the fact that they are quite incapable of weighing ideas, or even of comprehending any save the most elemental—men whose whole thinking is done in terms of emotion, and whose dominant emotion is dread of what they cannot understand. So confronted, the candidate must either bark with the pack or be lost… [A]ll the odds are on the man who is, intrinsically, the most devious and mediocre—the man who can most adeptly disperse the notion that his mind is a virtual vacuum. The Presidency tends, year by year, to go to such men. As democracy is perfected, the office represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. We move toward a lofty ideal. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart’s desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.” – H. L. Mencken, in the Baltimore Sun, July 26, 1920.


politext  ·  alienated-majesty


* * *

name
email
http://
Message
  Textile Help

  ·  

Blogarama - The Blog Directory Listed on BlogShares