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Protip for People magazine

March 22, 2016Daniel Summers 7 Comments

Dear friends at People, It must be terribly disappointing to work hard on something, only to be forced to remove it. I know how frustrating it is when I’ve worked on an article, only to discover that it’s not going… Continue Reading →

Uncategorized Andrew Sullivan, Guantanamo Bay, jeffrey goldberg, PLoS Medicine, Spencer Ackerman

Once more unto the breach: the American Academy of Pediatrics and circumcision [Updated]

August 27, 2012Russell Saunders 62 Comments

It was with a sinking feeling that I heard the news this morning — the American Academy of Pediatrics has issued a new policy statement regarding circumcision of newborn males.  I don’t normally greet news of revised policy statements by… Continue Reading →

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Stay classy, Andrew

July 25, 2012Russell Saunders 22 Comments

Did you know that Sally Ride was a lesbian?  I didn’t either.  I learned it while driving in to work two days ago and listening to NPR: at the very end of their obit they mentioned her partner of 27… Continue Reading →

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You’re not being fair, Mr. Sullivan

May 21, 2012Russell Saunders 25 Comments

I am no great fan of the contemporary Republican Party, certainly not as it is expressing itself in Congress these days.  But Andrew Sullivan, in his inimitable manner, does nothing to help with trenchant analyses such as this one (presented… Continue Reading →

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Well, they certainly bother this one

December 30, 2011Russell Saunders 24 Comments

Over at Slate, there’s an article about the Ron Paul newsletters and what they have to say about us gay folk.  (Yes, another Ron Paul piece around here.  Sorry.) Here’s the subheader: Why Ron Paul’s anti-gay newsletters don’t bother liberal… Continue Reading →

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Please do better, Mr. Sullivan

December 19, 2011Russell Saunders 6 Comments

Andrew Sullivan needs a get-a-grip friend.  You know the kind.  These are the friends we all need who tell us that we should dump the horrible person we’re dating, or that yes our ass really does look fat in those… Continue Reading →

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Not so fast, Sully

October 10, 2011Russell Saunders 6 Comments

Andrew Sullivan bestows a coveted Yglesias Award Nomination on one David French for writing this in the Washington Post: “In my years as an evangelical conservative lawyer and activist, I have learned (and lived) the painful reality that we evangelicals… Continue Reading →

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An odd notion from Andrew Sullivan

May 16, 2011Russell Saunders 1 Comment

In a recent post applauding news that HIV medication makes HIV-positive men far less likely to spread the virus to partners (a sentiment I heartily endorse), Andrew Sullivan ponders a question I find genuinely perplexing: But I wonder what the… Continue Reading →

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A close reading of the medical record

April 28, 2011Russell Saunders 4 Comments

Both Andrew Sullivan and Spencer Ackerman raise alarms about a new report in the online journal PLoS Medicine.  The report concerns the medical providers at the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay and their complicity in the torture of detainees there,… Continue Reading →

Uncategorized Andrew Sullivan, Guantanamo Bay, PLoS Medicine, Spencer Ackerman

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