As I remember it, the first meltdown happened somewhere around 1993. I had been practicing hard, getting up at 4 a.m. to meditate before driving my daughter to early morning swim practice and then heading into a manual labor job that sucked up the next ten to twelve hours. Maybe it was exhaustion an
Other people's smarts will only get you so far. Our mind-numb humorist explores the limits of anti-elitism.
Make-believe politics is too dangerous to leave in the hands of a novice. So a theater professional steps onto the stage. Her platform: Make-believe you can believe in.
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OK, I admit it. When David Letterman said, "Sarah Palin is an avid hunter. A vice president who likes guns — what could go wrong there?" I laughed pretty hard. When my mother sent me videos about McCain, I watched them. I even cut Mike Smith's Las Vegas Sun [http://www.lasvegassun.com/] cartoon out
