The man behind this, probably the most famous political ad ever, died a couple weeks ago.
Schwartz was an expert sound gatherer and media analyst. Here’s an MP3 of an excellent radio show explaining his legacy far beyond the below. (Strangely, this is all that a YouTube search on his name yielded…)
Libertarian candidate running for President. Uh, I’m speechless.
Just words from the Boy Governor, same age at the time as Obama is now, etc.
With new files released by the Dallas county DA’s office and the Beard stepping aside within the same week…well, who can resist resurfacing the most human moment from Oliver Stone’s ’90s classic? (Here’s a shot of the real Ferrie…how well did Stone pull this off?)
How much tragically funnier the GOP ‘08 tour de force would be with a visible Alan.
You can’t say he never listened to Michael Moore…here’s one of the last bits of light-hearted absurdity we could afford before ‘00 turned to uh-oh.
Seems like a while ago, don’t it?
A bit of on-screen from the world’s toughest Jewish writer:
NM as part of When We Were Kings, calling the moment.
And from this summer, on his way out of the ring.
As the old man fights against the shucking, we’re reminded of both his remarkable bib and his contentious nature, made viscerally manifest here with the hammer-armed guy who later played Artie on The Larry Sandler Show (this is long before the munchies terminally set in for ol’ Rip, apparently).
Background! Makes this look pretty yawn-worthy, eh?
In this interview from April 1994, Cheney says that invading Iraq in Desert Storm would have been a quagmire and it wasn’t worth risking the lives of American soldiers.
