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Category: The Loyal Opposition
Sanity is more reasonable than fear
Dan recounts his day at Jon Stewart's Rally to Restore Sanity.
The Burlington Coat Factory Mosque
Should we let the most intolerant among us dictate the terms of our engagement with each other?
The real Axe market
Dan knows the deodorant ads are juvenile, but didn't realize how juvenile until recently.
More Super Bowl life lessons
Does the Super Bowl have anything left to teach us about culture?
Rational distrust vs. irrational fear
Distrust of government is perfectly reasonable. Fear of government involvement in health care is not. Dan reviews the death of the public option and wonders why government and capitalism can't just get along.
Ideology and science
Thanks to science, Dan can tell whether people are conservative or liberal just by looking at them.
Praying for political ends
Good news for Liberals: Conservatives are now praying for their eternal souls via the Adopt-a-Liberal program.
The sinner’s guide to the Chief debate
Pro and anti Chief Illiniwek forces are set to get all riled up again this weekend. Let's figure out who's right once and for all.
Stuff white people like
Dan discovers that his inner whiteness is in harmony with his outer whiteness.
Charity vs. Justice
Charity is nice and all. But don't confuse it with Justice.
Poll mania
Dan still doesn't understand his fellow Americans. And the polls on health care reform are not helping.
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