1. Focus on the Family’s Toxic Corn Pone Letter From
(Newsletter)

...ic Corn Pone Letter From 2012 Editorial By Robert Weitzel    Sunday, 02 November 2008 Mark Twain once said that “in matters concerning religion and politics a man’s reasoning powers are ...

2. Islamic Perspective on Meltdown in American Market
(Newsletter)

...has always represented for me the worst aspects of Amerikan humor.  In spite of noble attempts from Twain to Bruce to elevate the art, our idea of humor has rarely risen above the second chakra.&...

3. The War of Words
(Newsletter)

...ng without Morality – Profit not Peace   There exists in the great satirists – Swift, Voltaire, and Twain – a profound respect for the human's ultimate weapon against mass stupidity, the human in...

4. On Obama’s role in New Millennium Writings
(Opinions/op-ed)

...al writing pertains in our next issue, due out later this month, and I’ve been criticized for mixing the twain. After hearing of our Obama award, which we bestowed on Lowinsky in the spring, writer Pe...

5. Howard Zinn: 'I Wish Obama Would Listen to MLK'
(Opinions/Features)

...be giving young people an alternate set of heroes. Instead of Theodore Roosevelt, tell them about Mark Twain. Mark Twain—well, Mark Twain, everybody learns about as the author of Tom Sawyer and Huck...

6. Focus on the Family’s Toxic Corn Pone Letter From 2012
(Editor/Editorial)

Mark Twain once said that “in matters concerning religion and politics a man’s reasoning powers are not above the monkey’s.” Now if the two are combined, as James Dobson’s right-wing Christian organiz

7. Suppressing History of Filipino Revolt
(Opinions/Society)

...ties by U.S. forces, including a dreadful form of “waterboarding,” were so ubiquitous that novelist Mark Twain suggested redesigning the American flag by painting the white stripes black and replacing...

8. McCain as he did not appear on Letterman
(Opinions/Politic)

...has always represented for me the worst aspects of Amerikan humor.  In spite of noble attempts from Twain to Bruce to elevate the art, our idea of humor has rarely risen above the second chakra.&...

9. The War of Words
(Editor/Editorial)

...ng without Morality – Profit not Peace   There exists in the great satirists – Swift, Voltaire, and Twain – a profound respect for the human's ultimate weapon against mass stupidity, the human in...

10. An unfinished holiday list
(Editor/Daily)

...rateful for a history sprinkled with larger-than-life characters such as Ben Franklin, Sam Houston, Mark Twain, Crazy Horse, Walt Whitman, Mother Jones, Woody Allen, Bob Dylan, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, ...