Enjoy! Click On Titles To Access Articles Daily Feature (Read These At Least): 0 … – Via Todd Sullivan 5. 5 For the Weekend – Via Controlled Greed 6. Articles for week ending … the Crisis Backlash – Via Credit Trader 5. Is the deficit too big – via Andrew Tobias

* My pal Josiah Leighton returns to close-read a few action sequences within an inch of their lives. First up is a Chris Ware action sequence (seriously) from Quimby the Mouse , and also a scene from Jason Pearson’s Body Bags ; this is the first time in human history that these two comics have been discussed in tandem

The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan (March 22, 2009) – “Sullivan Group Think” This noxious corruption of religion is still at large … andrew-sullivan culture

I was listening to a very “conservative Christian” radio commentator the other day. She was rejoicing in the signs of springtime appearing around us, reflecting on the idea that everything must die in the winter in order for there to be the resurrection of life in the Spring

Andrew Sullivan ’s faith is a bit shaky: The aura of his campaign has waned as the poetry of insurgency has segued into the deadly and often ungrammatical prose of government. He seemingly still

“Not that it’s anything we think the New York Times Company should do, … Amazon Kindle instead.” – Business Insider (via Andrew Sullivan) (via savingpaper )

esto del blogging es como la pirateria pero con amabilidad, mas si le robas a uno del Rolling Stone (Gathers no Moss (But Moss k. gathers, in lines (wish i could));)…could not read all, names the names, i have only one thing in mind also stealing from Val Halenat least Hon MP Mr Galloway can enter,

by hilzoy Andrew Sullivan has found a fascinating meditation on the nature of conservatism. I reprint the parts Andrew quoted below, with the links that the author inexplicably omitted. “Conservatism is ” formless ” like water : it takes the shape of its conditions

[Posted by Karl] The Times of London runs Excitable Andy’s apologia for the Obama Administration’s shaky start … .  Sullivan tries to buy himself some cred with this assessment: T here’s a case for feeling … . However, to avoid the obvious conclusions, Sullivan lurches back into his fantasy world: On Iraq