Bookworm on Dec 04 2011 | Filed under: Education
Tweet We spend a lot of time talking here about the way our Progressive culture infantilizes young people. Just think about the way the whole liberal world had a collective head explosion when Newt suggested that young people get jobs to learn the value of discipline and achieve the satisfaction of wages. But all is [...]
Bookworm on Nov 08 2011 | Filed under: Herman Cain
Tweet Yesterday, I wrote a somewhat incoherent post to the effect that, while I’m willing to extend to Herman Cain the benefit of the doubt regarding the sexual harassment allegations, I refuse to find myself in the position of a Clinton supporter, circa 1998, sullying my own soul by trying to justify inappropriate sexual acts. [...]
Bookworm on Nov 07 2011 | Filed under: Herman Cain
Tweet I’ve kept pretty quiet about the allegations against Herman Cain. As I blogged at the beginning of this news story, the fact that the charges go back to the era following the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Ellison v. Brady (9th Cir. 1991) 924 F.2d 872, means that they’re inherently suspect. By doing away with [...]
Bookworm on Oct 31 2011 | Filed under: Media matters
Tweet I’ve got sex on my mind today. It’s not because I’ve suddenly morphed into a 13 year old boy. It’s because there are a lot of headlines today about sex, which also made me think about missing sex headlines and false sex headlines. First, of course, the Herman Cain sex headlines: Back in the [...]
Danny Lemieux on Sep 20 2011 | Filed under: Sex, Uncategorized
Tweet L’affaire DSK is all the rage in France. On my recent visit to France, you might say I was somewhat surprised that nobody asked me about the U.S. economy, the Euro’s impending collapse or Obama. Rather, the first question out of their mouths was “what do Americans think about the DSK affair?”. They were, [...]
Bookworm on Nov 21 2008 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Tweet For years, I’ve argued to anyone who cared to listen, that the need for PC goop, sensitivity training and hyper sexual harassment laws coincided very precisely with the decline in manners. I don’t have any data to support this, just common sense. In the old, mannered days, good manners dictated a few huge do-nots: [...]
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