Tag Archives: plagiarism

Mike Pence, who believes smoking doesn’t kill, global warming is a myth, and there’s no such thing as evolution, may become the most powerful Vice President in American history

By Mark | July 21, 2016

There are so many things I could write this evening about Donald Trump, the events unfolding in Cleveland, and what it all means for the future of humanity. I could write about last night’s seemingly accidental Nazi salute. [See Laura Ingrham above.] I could write about Congressman Steve King’s suggestion that minorities, which he referred […]

Posted in Politics, Science, Uncategorized | Also tagged anti gay Republicans caught doing gay stuff, anti-science, asshole Republicans, Dan Rather, evolution, John Katich, Laura Ingrham, Melania Trump, Mike Pence, Nazi, racism, Republican National Convention, Republicans, RNC, Rudy Giuliani, Science, Scott Baio, Steve King, Ted Cruz, Third Eye Blind, those anti-science Republicans, trolling | 8 Comments

Bring a casserole and watch me lie to the people of Hamtramck this Saturday

By Mark | April 15, 2014

If you read this site with any regularity, you know my friend Steve. I’ve chatted with him here quite a few times in the past about his magazine, Stupor, and the art space he runs in Hamtramck, Public Pool. Well, he’s invited me to speak this Saturday at something called the Good Tyme Writers Buffet, […]

Posted in Art and Culture, Detroit | Also tagged A Million Little Pieces, buffets, food allergies, Good Tyme Writers Buffet, Hamtramck, James Frey, Jim Carey, lies, lying, Public Pool, public speaking, Steve Hughes | 6 Comments

Rand Paul, savior of Detroit or destroyer of the American middle class?

By Mark | December 8, 2013

Trying to put some distance between himself and his most recent plagiarism scandal, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, who has aspirations of running for President in 2016, made his way to Michigan yesterday, promising to unveil a plan that would help turn around not only Detroit, but every struggling community across the United States. According to […]