Showing posts with label Huffington Post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Huffington Post. Show all posts

Monday, October 4, 2010

Drummer's Scribbles: Ads Infinitum: Countering the Citizens United Plague



Ellis' newest Huffington Post piece, Ads Infinitum: Countering the Citizens United Plague, explores mess of supposedly concerned "citizen" groups that are exploiting the legal loopholes to back the Tea Party.
"Say your name is "Dave Liberal," and you're running for the Senate against shadily-funded plutocrat-favorite Jason Putz. Suddenly you find yourself under attack from an organization called Concerned Americans for a Constitutional America. How to fight back?"
Find out the answer by reading Ellis' new Huffington Post piece

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Drummer's Scribbles: Get Garlic, Silver, and Wood: Gingrich is Back

Ellis's newest Huffington post piece is here!

"Want more Newt? Of course you do. Who doesn't need a good laugh and a good scare every now and then? Behold, then, this, from Human Events, in an article entitled, with impressive candor, "There's a New Culture War & We're Losing It." (Ampersand in the original--that's how much they're losing it.)"

Check out Ellis's newest article on RSS feed on the left side of this webpage, or just click here to check out his latest work at the Huffington Post.

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Drummer's Scribbles: I'm America, and I'm Tired

 Ellis's newest Huffington post piece is here!
"Yes, it's all good old American wingnut fun, from the pipe-puffing "I believe" to the frankly ludicrous term "the progressive ruling class." This is a phrase of oxymoronic power equal to that of "the attractively self-effacing Bill O'Reilly" or "the damned sensible Glenn Beck." Only in the total intellectual vacuum of NRO (where they don't allow comments, and where the sublimely clueless Kathryn Jean Lopez reigns as editrix) can someone with a straight face use the term "progressive" and "ruling class" in the same sentence without satire. The world knows, even if McCarthy doesn't, that National Review has spent every day since its founding defending the actual ruling class from progressives"

Check out Ellis's newest article on RSS feed on the left side of this webpage, or just click here to check out his latest work at the Huffington Post.