College Quotes
Rob: I thought everyone was going to the Dog's Bullocks?
Kyle: Well, no one's leaving yet.
Rob: Guess we'll have to pull the fire alarm to get everyone out. Why do we have to be the responsible ones all the time?
-On sparking a movement
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Pop culture, entertainment news, current events, and politics.
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Pop culture, entertainment news, current events, and politics.
Recent Posts:
- Fear and Loathing at the End of Primary Season
- How the Chips are Falling
- Super Tuesday: IM Analysis
- Super Tuesday
- GOP in FLA
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Super Tuesday: IM Analysis
By Jake Christie | Feb 6, 2008
With the results of Super Tuesday still coming into place around them, we sat our political correspondents Peter Benjamin Johnson and Michael Gladstone in an internet chatroom and mad Read More »
Surrounded in Michigan
By Jake Christie | Jan 15, 2008
RotN on the Campaign Trail
Peter Benjamin Johnson
Democratic Correspondent
"Nevada?" I say. "What the hell are you doing in Nevada?"
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Peter Benjamin Johnson
Democratic Correspondent
"Nevada?" I say. "What the hell are you doing in Nevada?"
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RotN on the Campaign Trail: Introduction
By Jake Christie | Jan 8, 2008
The people of the United States have a love-hate relationship with voting in presidential elections; that is, they love to stay home and not vote and they hate to go out and vote. Among eligible voters in the US, it's rare that more than half will actually participate in the "vote-casting" part of an election. Read More »
Yesterday's News
By Jake Christie | Nov 28, 2007
Life is a complicated thing, with more than its fair share of mishaps, extenuating circumstances, and several-weeks-long peyote binges. Due to these many mitigating factors, journalists and the news media can't be expected to deliver the news every day. I mean, this is news, not the Today show.
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The Dutch Love 'Shrooms
By Jake Christie | Oct 28, 2007
Dutch protesters make bid to save "magic mushrooms"
Top Reasons to Protest for the Right to 'Shroom: Read More »
Top Reasons to Protest for the Right to 'Shroom: Read More »
RotN In-Depth: The Larry Craig Scandal
By Jake Christie | Sep 1, 2007
Idaho Senator Larry Craig resigned from Congress today after becoming part of a sex scandal involving an airport bathroom, an undercover police officer, and some penises. Read More »
Breaking the News, Irreparably
By Jake Christie | Aug 25, 2007
Newscasters have a responsibility to the people of this country, a responsibility to uphold the free press and the standards of competent journalism, and that responsibility is never more fulfilled than when we can report that a celebrity has been caught having sex with a transvestite.
- Edward R. Murrow Read More »
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