Author: Jay Tea

If anyone thought that those of us behind Wizbang are some great conspiracy, yesterday should have put an end to that line of thought. It's no great secret that …

Note: For new Wizbang readers (or those who have just forgotten), neither Paul nor Jay Tea are involved in any aspect of The Weblog Awards. Any posts of theirs …

Yesterday James Tobin, who was President Bush's New England campaign chief for a brief time last year, was convicted of jamming Democratic campaign phone lines on Election day, 2002. …

With Wednesday's announcement that Mitt Romney would not be running for governor of Massachusetts, the state's Democratic machine kicked into high gear. One candidate immediately stepped up his attacks …

As the Iraqi elections wound down, I took a quick survey of some of the left end of the blogosphere. And I noticed one recurring theme. In a nutshell …

Via the recovering Acidman comes this pictorial that gives graphic evidence why those wars in Africa seem to keep going on and on and on: Hardly anyone fighting over …

Recently, a commuter in Massachusetts had a rather unusual incident. As he does every day, the man (whose name is being withheld) left his car at the commuter parking …

This is a painful piece for me to write. I've often described my political leanings as moderate, with libertarian and contrarian leanings. As the left has gotten more and …

This week's MilBlog is Chairborne Stranger, a soldier currently on a one-year tour of duty in Iraq. Chair doesn't talk about himself much, but if you've ever wondered what …

Boston, like most major cities, has a bit of a grafitti problem. It's an eyesore, for one, and it tends to lead to other forms of unpleasantness. So the …