The Gerrymander By the Numbers
Yup, I get pretty obsessive when it comes to election-related data. At great cost to my sleep rhythms, marital peace and general hygiene, I’ve spent the last 48...
Eleven years, stuck in the same place...
…and everyday is exactly the same weird, warped reality as the day before, and nothing you do matters… Yup, it’s February 2nd...Happy Groundhog Day, everybody!
Infinite Jest
So with the government threatening to throw Laureano Márquez in jail for the crime of writing that the government is dictatorial, in fact, dictatorial enough to throw a...
Calling All Geeks: Lets do the maths on the Gerrymander
Alright, people, it’s time to get quantitative about September’s elections. Exactly how many seats are we likely to get? What are the real, not hypish-effects of gerrymandering? What...
Quotable Quote
"Practically speaking, the totalitarian ruler proceeds like a man who persistently insults another man until everybody knows that the latter is his enemy, so that he can, with...
Memo to the opposition: thanks
(No, I am not being facetious) The opposition umbrella group Mesa de Unidad announced today that it would not meet its January 31st deadline to announce its unity...
Where did chavismo's normal go?
Juan Cristobal’s last post – particularly that one-liner about there being "no one normal left in chavismo" – made a few people in the comments section, myself included,...
"Saca tus cuentas, Vollmer!"
http://globovision.weall.tv/device/WeAllTVPlayer.swf Today Hugo Chávez sat down with some of the few businessmen left in Venezuela to convince them, in between cites to Lenin and Mariátegui, that his Revolution...
Important man unveils a new tool
Yesterday, the world saw the unveiling of a tool that awed millions. Hugo Chávez’s National Guard unveiled a high-tech little toy they are currently employing in their friendly...
My suggestions for the National Assembly
The first month of the new decade is almost gone. With everything that’s going on, it’s easy to forget the opposition leadership promised that, before the month was...
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