"I don’t think we should talk about Lincoln’s underwear..."

"It’s not appropriate for someone so iconic. Even in the bedroom, Lincoln is never shown in his pajamas. He’s in his shirt and pants....

The use of children in politics — if you find it persuasive, you'd better sharpen up.

Drudge is doing propaganda here: But it's very heavy-handed propaganda deployed to critique propaganda. You won't slip into falling...

"I was reckless writing about recklessness."

I say, noting that I got quoted over at Instapundit with a missing "it's" apostrophe: "he’s entirely reckless about what...

"If there were equal justice under the law, what would be the point of being a Very Important Person?"

Asks Glenn Reynolds after quoting me on David Gregory and equal justice under the law. I'm working on my song parody: David Gregory had...

"Your average Dylan fan could be excused for not knowing about a new European compilation called The Copyright Extension Collection Vol. 1."

"Only 100 of these four-CD sets even exist, and they've been shipped to a tiny number of stores located in Germany, France, Sweden,...

"The only building in sight was a small block of yellow brick sitting on the edge of the waste land, a sort of compact Main Street ministering to it, and contiguous to absolutely nothing."

The Waste Land ... I think of T.S. Eliot's poem , which was published in 1922. Coincidentally, "The Great Gatsby" — the sourc...

At the New Morning Café...

... so happy just to see you smile/underneath the sky of blue...

"Back there America was put on the cross, died and was resurrected."

"The godawful truth of that would be the all-encompassing template behind everything that I would write." Bob Dylan, quoted at Lan...

An orchestra of outdated printing equipment plays Bob Dylan's "Times They Are A-Changin'."

Warning: it is an ad. PRINTER ORCHESTRA from Chris Cairns on Vimeo . Here's a video about making the ad: Maybe you think an artist s...

Bob Dylan in Madison: "We tried to play good tonight since the president was here today."

"Don’t believe the media. I think it’s going to be a landslide." Spoken from the stage last night in Madison, in the middle of his...

Thanks to Bob Dylan... for a fabulous concert here in Madison tonight.

And not a word... not a word ... about politics. No imploring us to vote for Obama. Or even to vote. UPDATE: You know I could be wrong ....

Obama, Springsteen, and Bob Dylan converge on Madison next Monday.

Obama and Springsteen are arriving as a team. Obama, sans Springsteen, was just here last month, but apparently he thinks this city needs m...

Camille Paglia, who voted for Obama in '08, delivers a fine rant about why she's not voting for him this time.

She's interviewed on video here , by Glenn Reynolds. Most of the interview is about art in America and her new book "Glittering Ima...

"The Emptiest Candidate in Presidential Election History: Mitt Romney truly believes in nothing."

They've got nothing on him, so they call him nothing . Ah, well, Obama's opponents call him Zero. that makes it Nothing vs. Zero . *...

"I believe in the Book of Revelation. I believe in disclosure you know?"

"There’s truth in all books in some kind of way. Confucius, Sun Tzu, Marcus Aurelius, the Koran, the Torah, the New Testament, the Budd...

"The music starts faintly, as if in a vintage pleasure palace..."

"... with the band — the stalwarts who've played with Dylan for a while and join him on the Never-Ending Tour — playing rock and ro...

God disapproves of Republicans.

Suggests Dana Milbank noting the following trinity of occurrences: ●A report comes out that a couple dozen House Republicans engaged in an ...

Last night in Fargo.

We saw Bob Dylan again. And now, we're back in Madison, having driven 4,000+ miles in 12 days.

Different levels of involvement.

At tonight's Bob Dylan concert in Missoula. The man in the chair with the electronic device at another point in the concert implored a ...

Bob Dylan at the Big Sky Brewery in Missoula.

And now you know why Althouse and Meade chose Missoula as a destination.