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Author: Richard Metzger Archives: 07/2012

The Mormon Meme, plus the Mitt Romney documentary you won’t see on American television

Considering how negative the presidential campaign has already become this year—going back to the GOP primary when Newt Gingrich landed a hell of a blow…

Richard Metzger
Jul 30, 2012

Ayn Rand meets Johnny Carson on ‘The Tonight Show,’ 1967

Many videotapes of Johnny Carson’s 1960s episodes were lost in the fire of NBC’s archives, but at least part of Ayn Rand’s first appearance on…

Richard Metzger
Jul 27, 2012

America or Syria? Cops in Anaheim fire into a crowd of men, women, children (and babies)

“They just started shooting.” “I had my baby with me. My baby! The dog scratched me and then grabbed me. They shot at me while…

Richard Metzger
Jul 26, 2012

We Don’t Need This Fascist Groove Thing: Boy George’s fierce ‘No Clause 28’ protest song, 1988

One of Boy George’s best pieces of music—well, in my book, anyway—is 1988’s seldom-heard slice of fierce, dance music protest, “No Clause 28.” I picked…

Richard Metzger
Jul 26, 2012

The Copendium cometh! Julian Cope’s megalithic hidden history of rock

If you haven’t heard, there’s a new Julian Cope book coming out and even compared to his other incredibly worthwhile publications (The Modern Antiquarian and…

Richard Metzger
Jul 24, 2012

Legalize it: Libertarian Gary Johnson calls out Obama on cannabis hypocrisy

Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson’s new advertisement calls out Obama and his hypocritical policies on marijuana. Johnson’s position finds him more in the mainstream of…

Richard Metzger
Jul 23, 2012

Is Florida’s Rick Scott the single most evil politician in America?

Rick Scott, the vile, freaky clown who is the governor of Florida has announced that his state will not take that DIRTY Medicaid money as…

Richard Metzger
Jul 2, 2012

Harvey Pekar’s ‘Cleveland’ is a splendiferous American masterpiece

The recently published graphic novel, Cleveland, by the late Harvey Pekar and illustrator Joseph Remnant, is a flat-out masterpiece of the form. One (hefty) part…

Richard Metzger
Jul 2, 2012
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