I don’t know that it gives me any special insight into the situation, but I was in Copan, Honduras, the night one head of state was replaced with another. The military had apparently cut the power and water supply, and walking to breakfast, a friend and I saw some armed soldiers jogging in the distance. But waking up in a Central American country and finding that the lights don’t work, the shower won’t turn on, and some armed men are lining up outside isn’t really cause for surprise. I thought nothing of it.
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Like Jessica, I devoured Todd Purdum's blistering report in the current issue of Vanity Fair about Sarah Palin that draws on sniping from former John McCain aides, shrugging statements of disownment from acquaintances in Wasilla, and sorrowful head-shaking from the Republican intelligentsia.
placeAd2(commercialNode,'mLast week, we mourned the passing of Farrah Fawcett, and celebrated the legacy of her signature hairstyle. Dana and Hanna shared snapshots of their youthful attempts to replicate the Farrah wings, and asked you to do the same. And you did.
placeAd2(commercialNode,'mDouble X's Notes
Waking Up in HondurasJul 1, 2009
The Sarah Palin Saga: Why Doesn't She Get it?Jul 1, 2009
Our Readers' Best Farrah Fawcett 'DosJul 1, 2009
White Men and Asian "Babes"Jun 30, 2009
Sarah Palin's Uneasy Relationship with the TruthJun 30, 2009
Presented By:Jun 30, 2009
Julia Childs' Height Was Not a HandicapJun 30, 2009
Does Miscarriage Belong in a Comedy?Jun 30, 2009
Ponder This, Parents of PopJun 30, 2009
Al Franken Wins (Or At Least He Should)Jun 30, 2009















