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IT.tv Episode 445: Equal Protection is a Bad Gay Marriage Argument

There are many ways to argue for gay marriage, but equal protection is a bad argument, and here’s why.

IT.tv Episode 444: Reactionary Government Is No Accident

Why does government insist on reacting to an accident in a way that makes them look important and necessary? Because if they didn’t, you’d realize they weren’t.[...]

IT.tv Episode 443: It’s Time For An Earner’s Revolt

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The Face of Perfection

We’re sure Florence Colgate already knew she was a stunningly beautiful blonde, but we’d be willing to bet she didn’t know that her face would actually be set forth as the ideal for all faces. According[...]

BCS Looking To Add Four Team Playoff in 2014

The much maligned Bowl Championship Series, or BCS, has reportedly discussed and will let Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Divison 1) college conference commissioners take two four-team playoff proposals back to their[...]

Doocy Apologizes For Misquoting Obama

As David wrote a few days ago, Steve Doocy willfully misquoted President Obama while interviewing Mitt Romney. It’s nice that Doocy made an attempt to clear the air, but as WaPo notes, it wasn’t the best of c[...]

Artest Elbows James Harden… Did He Mean To?

My Facebook lit up yesterday afternoon with people ripping Metta World Peace (nee Ron Artest) for elbowing James Harden of the Oklahoma City Thunder. This morning, I finally got around to watching the video and honestly,[...]

If MSNBC Can Fire An Employee For Misleading Audio, Why Can’t Fox News?

A few weeks ago, the controversial Trayvon Martin reporting took a turn for the scummy when Newsbusters discovered that a 911 call between George Zimmerman and a 911 dispatcher had been edited. The Miami-based MSNBC edit[...]

IT.tv Episode 442: Only In Government Does Less Income Increase Debt

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IT.tv Episode 441: More Worried About Photos Than Bullets

The President is outraged that the LA Times printed photos of soldiers’ funerals. No word on the outrage of still being in Afghanistan 11 years after the invasion thereof.[...]