by Rob Cottingham | Mar 20, 2005 | Politics
While the Senate convulses and contorts to keep a patient biologically (if not meaningfully) alive in Florida, a very similar case reached its quiet, heartbreaking conclusion in Texas a few days ago. Republican talking points suggest that, with GOP senators taking on... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 19, 2005 | Communicating, Politics
I love The Left Coaster. It’s thought-provoking as well as irreverent (a balance I suspect we rarely quite get right here at ODTAA, despite our staff of 200 researchers, 16 writers and 24-hour TiVO tech support) (ah, you knew I was making that up – you... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 19, 2005 | Politics
It takes a remarkable level of intellectual rigour to criticize someone who agrees with you for their dumb-ass reasons for doing so. Norm Spector, with whom I disagree on virtually everything (“Did you see his insane piece on what time of day it is?”), met... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 19, 2005 | Politics
For immediate release May 1, 2005 Cellucci demands horse racing industry develop first-strike military capability Also suggests new missile defence scheme: horses to gallop toward incoming warheads by Rob Cottingham | Mar 18, 2005 | Politics
404 – Liberal promises not found by Rob Cottingham | Mar 17, 2005 | Politics
If nothing else, this should get PlaymobilFisher Price banned in British Columbia. It’s a brutal little stop-motion animation that takes you through the past four years of B.C. politics (a.k.a. “the tinfoil era”) in six minutes. About as subtle as a...