Joshua Canete

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I'm obsessed with politics. If that's escapism its a twisted sick massochistic form of it. I still really love fantasy, sci-fi, rts's and my girlfriend who thinks I'm lame for all of the above.
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  • Pardon Scooter Libby? - Pardon My French
    6/14/2007
    This article picks apart the flawed reasoning that is being used and recycled all over the place that Scooter Libby is a fine upstanding citizen who has commited no real crime. Author tries to limit the frustration in the tone of the article.
  • Nancy Pelosi and William Jefferson: Ethics Reform and Ethical Coverage
    6/14/2007
    Dilineation of some distinct differences between this Democratic congress and its predecessor, and the suggestion that the contrast has less to do with the people in charge, and more to do with the people who got them there, and are watching them now.
  • The Riches: A Review of the Audacious New FX Series
    6/10/2007
    The Riches is entertaining. When placed side by side against favorites like Freaks and Geeks, or Six Feet Under, even Big Love, the writing style doesn't seem as tight, but it may fit this series thematically to be a little all over the place.
  • Giuliani Vs. Ron Paul - Taboo Subjects and Feel-Good Politics
    6/10/2007
    This is a discussion about whether or not it should be alright to have a discussion about policies that impact our nation's place in the world. I dare to suggest that blow-back isn't a dirty word.
  • Michael J. Fox, Stem Cell Research and Moral Blackmail
    11/7/2006
    This is a smart-ass response to Tucker Carlson's charge that Michael J. Fox's recent ad is unfair and manipulative. I attempt to show his argument for what it is; a lament for the loss of myopia

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