Chris Christie's waistline, Marco Rubio's hairline, and our raging obsession with superficiality
Matt K. Lewis | February 10, 2013Face it: Politicians are judged, at least in part, for the way they look
|
|
Face it: Politicians are judged, at least in part, for the way they look
When it comes to the war on terror, most Americans rather conveniently employ an out-of-sight, out-mind attitude
The titans of Big Finance are raking it in like never before
The potential consequences of incompetence at a Hagel-led Pentagon are impossible to overstate
Is anything more uniquely American than our free-wheeling, 140-character missives?
The Democratic defections that conservatives coveted never materialized. And now many Republicans look like reflexively, dangerously aggressive people
My colleague Matt Lewis hates Twitter. He's wrong
The social sharing tool was once a vision. Now it's a prison
The bipartisan package won't pass if Rubio backs out. And if Rubio fails on immigration, it could imperil his future political prospects
Republican heroes of yesteryear would be personas non grata in today's increasingly radical party
It wasn't so long ago that she was the most talked-about woman in America
However unfair, however much it pains us to admit it, in some areas, men and women are simply not equal
Last year, 43 provisions in 19 states sought to restrict access to abortion
Eric Cantor seems willing to compromise. Now it's up to Democrats to end the Age of Cliffs
The junior senator from Florida has commander-in-chief written all over him
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
||