I think they are or were called taco chips in some fast food Mexican restaurants. If you Google taco chips you will get tortilla chips in abundance, so somebody sees the connection...

Go to his website. It is conservative catnip.

Oh man, that fucking guy.

What kind of art do conservatives enjoy?

5'2" Trump already exists. It’s Anthony Scaramucci.

They either just ignore the subtext of certain pop culture artifacts, or they twist it their own ends. “You guys, The Avengers is a clear parable of how partially privatized paramilitary units can save the world with only a minimal number of cities left wholly destroyed!

For anyone that’s serious about learning how to type without looking at the keyboard:

The news business killed the news business. Media outlets willingly putting their content online for free, then planning to what...make it up on volume? Charge directly for access via subscription fees, or charge the aggregators a small fee for every click-through to their content. Otherwise it’s game over.

News industry employment peaked in 2000-2001. Newspaper industry circulation peaked in 2003; revenue peaked in 2005-2006.
I would argue the Internet took off in the late ‘90s and could be called mainstream by the early 2000s, as Google and Craigslist took off. Starting in 2007, smartphones and Facebook made the…

What both sides of that argument have come to rudely learn is that everyone in journalism is being stepped on by a much bigger force: Facebook and Google, which now suck up the vast majority of online ad revenue

Yeah, there’s a novel’s worth of material that’s wrong with the statement. I find the blatant attack on the provision in the constitution that protects him and allows him to write this without government interference to be the most ignorant though. He’s gone so far down the communism rabbit hole that he can’t see the…

The real issue for me is, while the current trend of people sharing fake news on Facebook and other social media is obviously awful, it’s not exactly like print journalism has an entirely spotless reputation either. Were we really so far past the days of muckrakers and yellow journalism as we thought, or did it just…

Tech didn’t kill the news business. It was dying LONG before the Internet became mainstream. Tech might have put the nails in the coffin, but the news industry climbed in there long before. Journalism consolidation combined with the 24 hour news cycle meant people started questioning ‘local’ news. When you hear/see…

“Goodnight David. Goodnight Chet”.

The only thing certain is that if you don’t, you will one day wish that you had.

This is a necessary discussion in the rapidly changing world that is ours.

No, I fully understand he’s an unapologetic (and somehow employed in opinion media) communist. It’s just that I never cease to be astounded by the production.

Probably wont make a difference

You must be new here. Hamilton both LOVES tax and also knows nothing about it. Creates some pretty entertaining posts.

“You could accomplish this sort of redistribution of wealth through the tax code, via a tax designed to take from any platform that distributes news without paying for it, and plow the money back into the creation of news.”