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Liz Dye. @lizdye. 2 links. Liz Dye is a columnist at Above the Law, contributor at Wonkette and Public Notice, and co-host of the podcast Opening Arguments. 28K+ subscribers. Subscribe. A newsletter and podcast about the intersection between law and politics. Public Notice.
Jan 19, 2024 · We Need To Talk About Fani. Ignoring this won't make it go away. Two things can be true at once. It can be true that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis of Georgia is the victim of hideous racist harassment. And it can also be true that she screwed up big time if she really did hire her romantic partner using public money.
Sep 1, 2023 · Yr Wonkette is funded entirely by reader donations. If you can, please subscribe, or if it’s more convenient for you, color outside the lines and make a one-time donation. Rebellious one-time donation button
3 days ago · M*A*S*H is a dark comedy telling the stories of the service members who cared for the injured during the Korean War. The acronym in the title standing for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. It showed the realities of war with graphic scenes of doctors operating on those injured in combat, often blunted with a large dose of gallows humor.
Sep 21, 2023 · Wonkette remains the World's Last Website. Mediaite was first to report yesterday that grifting flim flam man James O’Keefe’s house of liars is no more.. According to a letter titled “Reduction in Force” that was sent to Project Veritas staffers by HR director Jennifer Kiyak on Wednesday, the organization is putting all operations on pause amidst severe financial woes.
Jun 9, 2023 · Rebecca Schoenkopf. Jun 09, 2023. 100. Nineteen years ago, Gawker, RIP, founded Wonkette. Twelve years ago, to end a four-year funemployment (it wasn't actually fun), I bought Wonkette. Eight years ago, I hired Shy, a commenter, and sexually harassed him and he retaliated by putting a baby on me and then we got married and on Sunday she is ...
Wonkette is an online publication featuring political reporting and D.C. gossip, started in 2004 by progressive blogger Ana Marie Cox and now-defunct online media company Gawker Media. The publication takes a liberal standpoint and a sarcastic tone laced with personal attacks and sexualized insults. The site achieved infamy in 2011, when a blogger at the […]
