Tag Archives: Political correctness

The Miami Herald’s political correctness

Posted on October 15, 2008 by Jorge Costales

On Tuesday, The Miami Herald endorsed Alcee Hastings for U.S. House District 23. The endorsement was interesting to me for what it did not state. No mention–as in zero–of any of the following facts about Mr Hastings: 1979 – Appointed … Continue reading →

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In defense of a loyal opposition

Posted on October 14, 2008 by Jorge Costales

We have now come to the logical conclusion of the political correctness movement. Criticism of an inexperienced presidential candidate with past [we hope] radical alliances is racist. The implicit threat to critics is, ‘back off or you will be labeled … Continue reading →

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Who Do You Want Staring Down Ahmadinejad?

Posted on September 5, 2008 by Jorge Costales

> Peggy Noonan contrasts the choices: A certain normal-versus-sissy template was captured in a deadly email that is making the rounds. It offers two pictures. One is of a young Mrs. Palin in a short skirt, smiling at the camera … Continue reading →

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They eat their own PhD’s – A PC tale

Posted on August 5, 2008 by Jorge Costales

Be afraid, be very afraid. If there was a cheesy documentary made about the side effects of political correctness, that’s your opening voice-over. What’s sobering about the person whose plight I highlight is that he was one of, if not … Continue reading →

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