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That's only leaves me to thank you for making the suggestion, Susan for spotting some useful news items, and Slate for having me in for the ride. | Thank you for making the suggestion, Susan for spotting some news items, and Slate for having me in. | 6 |
A WP front-page story reports that the tobacco companies spent nearly three times as much on their anti-tobacco bill TV ad campaign as the health insurance companies did on their "Harry and Louise" spots. | A WP story reports that tobacco companies spent nearly three times as much on their TV campaign as health insurance companies did on theirs. | 6 |
Fill in the blank in Dr. Orville Gilbert Brim's report on a 10 year study funded by the MacArthur Foundation: "On balance, the sense we all have is that ________ is the best place to be." | Fill the blank in Dr. Brim's report on a MacArthur Foundation study: "On balance, the sense we have is that ________ is the place to be." | 6 |
After referring to the USA Today report that economists don't expect rising gasoline prices to trigger inflation, "" concludes with the rhetorical flourish, "Huh--isn't inflation primarily measured as a rate of increase in cost?" | After referring to the USA Today report, concludes with the rhetorical flourish, "Huh, isn't inflation primarily measured as a rate of increase in cost?" | 6 |
You are, of course, bang right about stock options muddying the old dichotomy between the capitalist and working classes--although some people have told me that they can feel quite proletarian when their options are under water. | You are right about stock options muddying the old dichotomy. Although some people have told me that they can feel quite proletarian when their options are under water. | 6 |
Exciting developments in impotence treatments offer millions of these men and their partners renewed hope for a better quality of life. | Developments in impotence treatment give millions of couples renewed hope for better quality of life. | 6 |
Participants are invited to submit a pair, similar to the examples above, of a domain name that is already taken along with an amusing and available alternative. | Participants are asked to submit a domain name that is already taken, along with an amusing and available alternative. | 6 |
He has gone too far in his foolish mistakes, and beyond foolish mistakes, and I am no longer "cool" about him as president. | He's gone too far in his foolish mistakes, and I am no longer "cool" about him as president. | 6 |
Prudie thinks, overall, that if this is the young lad's only negative, you should learn to roll with the punches (or burgers, in your case) and hope that his maturing will ameliorate your problem. | Prudie thinks that if this is the lad's only negative, you should roll with the punches and hope that his maturing will ameliorate your problem. | 6 |
5. The Iron Giant . Brad Bird's cartoon evocation of "leftist" '50s sci-fi is uncannily lyrical: It sums up an entire era of ideological genre moviemaking--and transcends it. | 5. The Iron Giant. Brad Bird's evocation of "leftist" 50s sci-fi is uncannily lyrical: It sums up an entire era of moviemaking. | 6 |
There is plenty of room for cremains: Arlington added a columbarium in 1980; it accepts the cremated remains of any veteran who received an honorable discharge. | Alington added a columbarium in '80; it accepts the cremated remains of veterans who received an honorable discharge. | 6 |
These Eliot lines, not in Bartlett's, are an advance comment on the Information Age of which we are now so proud. | These Eliot lines are an advance comment on the Information Age. | 6 |
The tabloids hit a macabre trifecta this month with extensive reports on three of their major stories: the murder of JonBenet Ramsey, the death of Princess Diana, and the dead duck presidency of Bill Clinton. | The tabloids hit a macabre trifecta with reports on three stories: JonBenet Ramsey murder, Princess Diana's death, and the Clinton presidency. | 6 |
Wonder what's happened to the people and companies covered in previous "Motley Fool" articles in Slate ? Click to get the update. | Click for updates on the people and companies covered in Slate's previous "Motley Fool" articles. | 6 |
Starr and Bennett have repeatedly claimed that they have nothing to worry about if these or any other reporters reveal their conversations. | Starr and Bennett have claimed they have nothing to worry about if reporters reveal their conversations. | 6 |
Applicability: Assessing multiple intelligences probably has most value for schoolchildren or people who feel they have made a wrong career choice. | Assessing intelligences is probably the best for schoolchildren or people who have made a wrong career choice. | 6 |
If you missed the most recent installments of this column, here they are: posted Friday, Nov. 6, and Tuesday, Nov. 3. | Missed recent installments? Find here: posted Friday, Nov. 6, and Tuesday, Nov. 3. | 6 |
"Sir, I assure you it is completely random," said the agent quite sincerely, adding for reassurance, "Why, half an hour ago [the computer] tagged a guy who could barely walk." | "Sir, I assure you it is completely random," said the agent, adding, "Why, half an hour ago we tagged a guy who could barely walk." | 6 |
Up in the press box, the handicapper, Clem Florio, 67, looked down from his lofty perch as the horses meandered toward the starting gate for the sixth race. | In the press box, the handicapper, Clem Florio, 67, looked down as the horses meandered toward the gate for the race. | 6 |
voyageurs.com/nwvoyage/frames/noframes/, where you scroll down a bit and click Glacier National Park--National Park Service Homepage , which takes you to ... | voyageurs.com/nwvoyage/frames/noframes/, where you scroll down a bit, click Glacier National Homepage, and go to ... | 6 |
Finally, I would like to make clear that, in two hourlong conversations, I gave Gates the opportunity to confirm or deny nearly every matter of fact in this article. | I would like to make clear that I gave Gates the opportunity to confirm or deny every matter of fact in this article. | 6 |
15: La Cérémonie (MK2 Productions/Prokino Filmproduktion); The Prospect Before Her: A History of Women in Western Europe, 1500-1800 , by Olwen Hufton (Knopf); King of the Hill (Fox); and Tokyo International Forum (Ralph Viñoly, Japan). | 15: La Cérémonie; The Prospect Before Her: A History of Women in Western Europe, 1500-1800 , by Olwen Hufton; King of the Hill; and Tokyo International Forum. | 6 |
Diaz then tells Ellis that unsealed court records show "that you were involved in a very large methamphetamine lab manufacturing speed," but that Ellis pleaded to "a lesser charge" that was nonetheless a felony. | Diaz then tells Ellis that unsealed court records show that he was involved in a meth lab, but Ellis pleaded to "a lesser charge" that was still a felony. | 6 |
"The four events: a New York Times Op-Ed (maximum length, 750 words); a New Yorker "Talk of the Town" (maximum length, 750 words); the First 1,000 Words of a Vanity Fair profile; a Breaking News Story. | "The four events: a New York Times Op-Ed; a New Yorker "Talk of the Town" ;the First 1,000 Words of a Vanity Fair profile; a Breaking News Story. | 6 |
One day, after finding that a transducer was wired wrong, he cursed the technician responsible and said, "If there is any way to do it wrong, he'll find it." | After finding that a transducer was wired wrong, he cursed the technician responsible. | 6 |
As we bow gratefully to this wonderful final year of the first century of film, let us hope it is not one of the final years of celluloid itself. | As we bow to this final year of first century film, let us hope it is not the final years of celluloid. | 6 |
To get a better, though still static, picture of what's really going on, let's relabel and complete SBA's table (see Figure 2): | To get a better picture of what's really going on, let's relabel and complete SBA's table. | 6 |
It turns out that Envirotest had also been a generous donor to the national ALA, giving a total of more than $100,000 to the charity between '94 and '95, according to tax filings. | Envirotest was a generous donor to the national ALA, giving more than $100,000 to the charity between '94 & '95, according to taxes. | 6 |
The practice takes its name from a Colombian party game where kids reach into a barrel with a hook or with bare hands and pull out a surprise gift. | The practice is named for a Colombian party game where kids reach into a barrel and pull out a surprise gift. | 6 |
For Tuesday morning delivery of this column, plus "Today's Papers" (daily), "Pundit Central" (Monday morning), and "Summary Judgment" (Wednesday morning), click here. | For Tuesday morning delivery of this column, plus "Today's Papers", "Pundit Central", and "Summary Judgment", click here. | 6 |
Our office has been charged by the attorney general with the grave responsibility of determining if there has been any criminal wrongdoing by the president of the United States or those acting at his direction. | The attorney general appointed our office to investigate criminal activities by the president of the United States or those assisting him. | 6 |
KISSINGER: The New York Times has had a certain position for 20 years, and it has an unparalleled record for being wrong. | KISSINGER: The New York Times has an unrivaled record for being wrong in the last 20 years. | 6 |
A Post story on Hillary Clinton's visit to Israel is a textbook example of how the media turn an alleged appearance of impropriety by a politician into a "political problem" and therefore a story: | A Post story on Clinton's visit to Israel is an example of how media turn an alleged appearance of impropriety by a politician into a "problem". | 6 |
Why then, does the press paint Dole as a New Age '90s guy who is finally making the big hug with the inner child who was ravaged by the Wound? | Why does the press paint Dole as a New Age guy making the big hug with an inner child ravaged by the Wound? | 6 |
"Today, the urinal has taken its stand alongside the bidet and the working fireplace as the latest must-have in the well-appointed bathroom suite." | "The urinal has taken its stand, with the bidet and fireplace, as a must-have in the well-appointed bathroom." | 6 |
"Nixon ... consistently underestimated the unscrupulousness of his media enemies and their willingness to sacrifice the national interest in the pursuit of their institutional vendetta." | Nixon underestimated lengths media enemies would go to in pursuit of their institutional vendetta. | 6 |
Babysitter for Hewlett Packard not only announces but also illustrates that HP has a photo-quality color-printer solution so effective that it's accessible even to computer-phobes, those modern-day Luddites who cling to their yellow legal pads. | Babysitter for Hewlett Packard announces and illustrates that HP has a photo-quality color-printer solution so effective that it's accessible even to computer-phobes. | 6 |
9. UTAH ZOO CITES FAMILY VALUES, ORDERS MONKEY PANTS While it may be an ordinary fact of life that is practiced nearly universally, masturbation is not ... | Utah Zoo cites family values when ordering pants for monkeys to hide the universally practiced act of masturbation | 6 |
There are more than 3.3 million active cheerleaders in America--if they weren't active, they wouldn't deserve to be called cheerleaders--97 percent of them are women. | There are more than 3.3 million cheerleaders in America - 97% of them are women. | 6 |
"7-Eleven plans to recall 2 million cups designed to hold its newest extra-extra-large soda, 'The Big-Ass Gulp,' after it was discovered that a printing error had placed the hyphen between 'Ass' and 'Gulp' "-- Tim Carvell | "7-Eleven will recall 2 million cups designed to hold the 'The Big-Ass Gulp' soda, after a printing error placed the hyphen between 'Ass' and 'Gulp' "-- Tim Carvell | 6 |
In a countermove, Airbus today announced plans to build the A318, a 107-seat passenger jet that will pose a challenge to Boeing's 737, a still-popular commuter plane derived from 1960's technology. | Airbus today announced plans to build the A318, a 107-seat passenger jet. It rivals Boeing's 737, a commuter plane derived from 1960's technology. | 6 |
Look across the second row, for example, which seems to tell you that firms with no employees in 1991 netted an astounding 1,898,600 jobs by 1993. | The second row seems to tell you that firms with no employees in 1991 netted 1,898,600 jobs by 1993. | 6 |
Charles Murray is a publicity genius, and the publication of his and Richard Herrnstein's book, The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life , in the fall of 1994 was his masterpiece. | Charles Murray is a genius, and the publication of his book, The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life, was his masterpiece. | 6 |
The publication of the RPH book is followed by the book tour, which leads to the next fact about the RPH: | The RPH book is followed by the tour, which leads to the next RPH fact: | 6 |
"We didn't really include the Anne Tyler crack," they would have added, if they had a sense of humor and, you know, added things. | "We didn't really include the Anne Tyler crack," they would've added, if they had any humor. | 6 |
The WSJ "Washington Wire" reports that the Army general who heads up the 1st Cavalry Division had this assessment for acquisition officers of the high-tech gear they're providing him: "You are fielding pieces of crap." | The WSJ reports that the general had this assessment for acquisition officers of the high-tech gear they're providing him: "You are fielding pieces of crap." | 6 |
Long timers with 20 years of active duty or active reserve service who qualify for retired pay upon retirement at age 60; | They qualify for retired pay at age 60 after 20 years of active duty or reserve service. | 6 |
The two men have competing ideas for disposing of the 2,600 tons of German paper money that nation will discard as it switches over to the euro. | The men have competing ideas for the 2,600 tons of German paper money as it switches over to the euro. | 6 |
I give the answer; you give the question and identify the speaker: "Well, I think it's obvious that I haven't looked for a way out here; what I've looked for is a way forward." | I give the answer; you give the question: "It's obvious that I haven't looked for a way out here; I've looked for a way forward." | 6 |
Having only one new sexcapade development to chew on--the New York Times story about first secretary Betty Currie's testimony to the grand jury--the commentariat turns its searchlight away from Silent Bill Clinton and onto Kenneth Starr. | New York Times story about first secretary Betty Currie's testimony to the grand jury ,commentariat turns its searchlight away from Silent Bill Clinton and onto Kenneth Starr. | 6 |
Whenever Prudie hears such a declaration, she basically zones out, and the remark has the same weight as "I just had the best cheese Danish." | When Prudie hears such a remark, she tunes out, and the comment is politely ignored. | 6 |
One question not answered in the coverage: Why does reform for Japan mean cutting taxes and reform for Russia mean raising taxes? | Why does reform for Japan mean cutting taxes and for Russia mean raising taxes? | 6 |
The LAT reports that the two leaders met again last night but also states that the long talks have thus far failed to restart the deadlocked Middle East peace process. | The LAT reports the two leaders met again but also states that the talks failed to restart the Middle East peace process. | 6 |
Politics has never made stranger bedfellows than in George Will's WP column in which on libertarian grounds, he defends the right of African-American hair care practitioners to administer unlicensed "sisterlocks." | George Will defends the right of African-American hair care practitioners to administer unlicensed "sisterlocks". | 6 |
George W. Bush endured a dark night of the soul when he watched his father's approval rating fall from 92 to 38. | George W. Bush was upset when his father's approval rating fell from 92 to 38. | 6 |
If, however, you see this cloud becoming blacker over time, then follow Prudie's dictum of "See no evil, Hear no evil, Date no evil." | If the cloud becomes blacker, follow Prudie's dictum: "See no evil, Hear no evil, Date no evil." | 6 |
c) Is too willing to provoke constitutional standoffs for the sake of his investigation, seems indifferent to the dignity of the presidency. | c) Too willing to provoke standoffs in the name of his investigation, places little value in presidency. | 6 |
I also know I'm as guilty as anyone of overhyping The Sopranos . I just recently wrote that The Sopranos is the best TV show ever. | I'm also guilty of overhyping The Sopranos. I recently wrote that it is the best show ever. | 6 |
If we want to play with the big boys in LA and NY, we have to dress like the big boys in LA and NY--even if we are girls. | To play with the big boys in LA and NY, we have to dress like them - even if we are girls. | 6 |
Rumschpringes (noun): Pennsylvania Dutch meaning, literally, running around; an Amish rite of passage during which teen-agers are temporarily freed from the community rules. | Rumschpringes (n.): an Amish rite of passage during which teenagers are temporarily freed from community rules. | 6 |
Most groan-inducing euphemism for death: The Globe 's story on Kennedy's lifelong love affair with planes ends by suggesting that "on July 16, like his dad, John took his big plane to heaven." | Euphemism for death: The Globe's story on Kennedy's love affair ended on July 16, like his dad, John took his plane to heaven. | 6 |
The proof most commonly put forth for the soulas a thing that exists and weighssomething is thatthe body weighs something less, after death-- | The proof most commonly put forth for the soul having weight is that the body weighs less after death. | 6 |
The Wall Street Journal "Work Week" column reports that a researcher has found that despite worker assumptions to the contrary, childless employees do not work longer hours than their colleagues raising kids. | Despite contrary assumptions, childless employees work the same amount as parents says WSJ. | 6 |
Anyway, I've relied on you in the past to introduce me to new writers (Joe Queenan comes to mind), so let me ask you: Which newspaper columnists, if any, do you find funny? | I've relied on you in the past to introduce me to new writers (like Queenan), so I ask you: Which columnists do you find funny? | 6 |
Prudie applauds your thoughtfulness, however, and is sure you are one of those considerate people who, when ending a hotel stay, leaves a tip for the maid. | Prudie praises your kindness, and is sure you are a person who, when leaving a hotel, leaves a tip for the maid. | 6 |
The Jets, many fans' preseason pick to make it to the Super Bowl, lost their season opener and the services of four starters including quarterback Vinny Testaverde, out for the season with a ruptured Achilles' tendon. | The Jets, many fans' pick to go to the Super Bowl, lost their season opener and 4 starters including quarterback Vinny Testaverde, out for the season. | 6 |
A little-discussed consequence of the pending calendar turn is the impact it is likely to have on one of the more hackneyed journalistic traditions: the year-in-review survey. | A consequence of the calendar turn is the impact it is likely to have on the journalistic tradition: year-in-review survey. | 6 |
Still, it's worth reprinting a blistering e-mail sent to my wife by a relative, after she'd let him know that I hated The Phantom Menace : | It's worth reprinting an email sent to my wife after she let him know I hated The Phantom Menace. | 6 |
Carl Reiner thought he was praising the late Lucille Kallen, a writer for Sid Caesar's Your Show of Shows , who died last Monday at 76. | Carl Reiner thought he was praising the late Lucille Kallen who died last Monday at 76. | 6 |
Yet, in their haste and fervor to cure, urologists may have debunked too many old assumptions about impotence and invested too much faith in their new power to make men hard. | Urologists may have debunked too many old assumptions about impotence and invested too much in their new power to make men hard. | 6 |
I just wanted to add something to Jacob Weisberg's "Republicans in Denial," his amusing commentary on the Republicans' unseemly bout of whining, blaming, and rationalizing following this year's elections. | I wanted to add to Jacob Weisberg's "Republicans in Denial," his commentary on the Republicans' unseemly bouts of misbehavior following elections. | 6 |
If all your motives are selfish, you'll probably first make some discreet inquiries to determine whether the president is prepared to outbid the prosecutor--say with the promise of a full pardon. | If your motives are selfish, you'll probably make discreet inquiries to determine whether the president is prepared to outbid the prosecutor. | 6 |
Topic A on the weekend talk shows was China, with Campaigngate coming in second and the Microsoft tussle with the Justice Department a distant third. | Topic A this week was China, Campaigngate was second and Microsoft's tussle with the Justice Department third. | 6 |
3. I'm doing something "more intimate, more personal"; I've "stripped away the theater"; and "if the public could see it, they would demand that we do it more, not less." | Stripping away the theatre is more intimate and personal, and I think the public would agree that we should do more of it. | 6 |
This concept was picked up in the Clean Air Act: Polluters who reduce their toxic output beyond requirements can sell the right to molest the environment to others less willing or less able to control emissions. | Polluters who reduce their toxic output beyond requirements can sell the right to molest the environment to others. | 6 |
melon, dimpled by the forceps mark of his accident or whatever extracted him from normalcy, dipped him in the searing, crushing waters of disfigurement and then returned himto the world to fill it with the childish | melon, dimpled by the forceps mark of his accident, dipped him in the crushing waters of disfigurement and then returned him to fill the world with the childish | 6 |
But there is something else important to say about swearing--that it represents the invocation of those ideas a society considers powerful, awesome, and a little scary. | But there is something important about swearing-that it represents the appeal of those ideas a society considers powerful. | 6 |
USAT and the NYT report that Newt Gingrich said through a spokeswoman that Clinton's action was "petty politics" even though he has been a longtime promoter of the line-item veto. | USAT & NYT reported Newt Gingrich spokeswoman said that Clinton's action was petty politics discussing promotion of line-tem veto. | 6 |
SAM [ Teach you to ask me bullying questions about my past drug use, beanpole ] : How many angels can dance on the head of a pin, Senator? | SAM: How many angels can dance on the head of a pin, Senator? | 6 |
When Jackson retreated to his chambers on Thursday, Dec. 18, he sat at his computer--what he described as a machine running Windows 95--and in all likelihood, this is what he did. | When Jackson went to his chambers, he sat at his computer--running windows 95-- and this is what he probably did. | 6 |
Though I am not one to endorse the use of CAPITAL LETTERS TO MAKE A POINT, I believe K. earned that right here. | I believe K. earned right to use CAPITAL LETTERS TO MAKE A POINT here. | 6 |
So taken are the papers with millennial matters and the other pressing stories, that none makes room on their front for the news that all the major indexes ended the year/century/millennium in nosebleed territory. | So taken are the papers with millennial matters and other pressing stories, that none put on their front news of the major indexes ending the millennium high. | 6 |
Also in Harper's : A group of technoscholars discusses the metaphysical significance of the showdown between world chess champion Gary Kasparov and a supercomputer. | Technoscholars discuss the significance of the showdown between chess champion Gary Kasparov and a supercomputer. | 6 |
Professor Paul Krugman ("The Dismal Scientist") has done me the honor of another attack, this time for an alleged vulgarization of the great British economist John Maynard Keynes. | Professor Paul Krugman has done me the honor of another attack, this time for an alleged slander of the economist John Maynard Keynes. | 6 |
"Traditions in the West are sometimes hard to break, but we find this to be particularly egregious," says Rocky Mountain coordinator Andrea Lococo. | Rocky Mountain coordinator Andrea Lococo says traditions in the West are hard to break, but this is egregious. | 6 |
A child-support suit was filed against Roger Clinton , the president's brother, because he conceived a child with a married woman in 1990. | A child-support suit was filed against Roger Clinton, for a child he conceived in 1990. | 6 |
This table shows how the beers performed on "raw score"--that is, without the advanced statistical adjustment of throwing out the highest and lowest score each beer received. | Table shows how beers performed on "raw score" - without the advanced statistical adjustment. | 6 |
In favor of gape-mouthed shock: There is something incredible in the idea that Starr could spend four years and $40 million and all he can come up with to nail Clinton is a sex scandal. | There is something incredible in the idea that Starr could spend four years and $40 million, only finding a sex scandal to nail Clinton. | 6 |
The USAT lead explains the need to replace the current patchwork paper-and-pencil-and-phone disease-reporting system: Thirty-five new infectious diseases have been identified since 1973, while some older ones have been reincarnated as drug-resistant superbugs. | The USAT lead explains the need to replace the reporting system: 35 new infectious diseases have been identified since 1973 while others have reincarnated as drug-resistant superbugs. | 6 |
"Just what makes the little old ant Think he'll move a rubber-tree plant?Ev'ryone knows an antCan't Move a rubber-tree plant,But he's got high hopes. | "The ant think's he'll move a rubber-tree plant? We know he can't move that plant, but he's got high hopes." | 6 |
"Nixon, though always suspicious of his political enemies, consistently underestimated their ruthlessness and willingness to sacrifice the national interest in the pursuit of their institutional vendetta." | "Nixon, suspicious of his political enemies, always underestimated their willingness to sacrifice the national interest in pursuit of their vendetta." | 6 |
If they had a 15 percent criterion for the primary debates, Alan Keyes would have long since been reduced to yelling "racism" from the sidelines. | If they had a 15 percent criterion for debates, Alan Keyes would have been reduced to yelling "racism." | 6 |
The evolutionary process will favor those moral intuitions that best spread the genes responsible for them--quite independent of whether they induce behavior that is objectively Good. | Evolution will favor moral intuitions that best spread their genes, whether or not they induce behavior that is objectively Good. | 6 |
Someone with such a clear lack of understanding of the distinction between acting and being should perhaps not be writing movie reviews. | Someone who cannot clearly understand acting versus being should perhaps not write movie reviews. | 6 |
The WSJ reports that, thus far, CBS' Winter Olympic ratings are about 17 percent below what was promised to advertisers, raising the prospect of expensive givebacks to them. | The WSJ reports,CBS' Winter Olympic ratings are 17% below what was promised to advertisers, raising the prospect of givebacks. | 6 |
We remember when "Gilded Age" was just an expression: The Wall Street Journal front reports a "microtrend" in men's fashion: weaving gold into suits. | The WSJ is reporting a Gilded Age trend of weaving gold into men's suits. | 6 |
In light of the slavery speech, "Today's Papers" wonders how long it will be before one of Clinton's critics complains that he apologizes for things he didn't do, instead of apologizing for things he did. | "Today's Papers" wonders when one of Clinton's critics complains that he apologizes for things he didn't do, instead of apologizing for things he did. | 6 |
A. "a cuddly memory" B. "an adorable artifact" C. "a precious puffball" D. "a child's stuffed animal based on memories" E. "a zoo-confined rarity" | cuddly memory; adorable artifact; precious puffball; memories of a stuffed animal; a zoo-confined rarity | 6 |
The WP 's "Reliable Source" column passes along Al Gore's reaction to yesterday's NBA fab final: ""I tell you, that Michael Jackson is unbelievable, isn't he? | The "Reliable Source" column passes Al Gore's reaction to NBA's fab final: "Michael Jackson is unreal, isn't he?" | 6 |
Carlson describes W. as the kind of guy who cries when talking about his father and loves telling rich contributors to quit being so damned selfish. | Carlson describes W. as the kind of guy who cries about his father and tells the rich to not be selfish. | 6 |
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