Its shock troops, the Tea Party horde, Glenn Beck, Limbaugh, Palin and the endless pack of shrill, hatchet job rightside bloggers, websites, and talk show hacks have effectively painted a picture of an Obama as an alien, anti-American, a closet Muslim terrorist sympathizer, a socialist, communist, and an inveterate America basher and hater.
Physically and emotionally wrenched from our move halfway across the country, I thought the worst was behind me -- the endless packing, triaging 18 years worth of basement clutter, and the ruthless house "stager" who banished my Country French kitchen décor and all of our books to temporary storage while the house was on the market.
Existing examples: Endless Wordplay, which sells packs of words to practise spelling, or Nosy Crow Jigsaws, which sells puzzles but unlocks them for free if parents own its other apps.
After a decade of shellfire and bombing, the first explosions were about as startling to the people living in Kabul's endless vistas of rubble as the barking of the packs of hungry dogs that roam the city at night.
IN TEPITO, an endless, densely packed street-market just north of the centre of Mexico City, just about anything can be bought, if you know the right people and have enough cash.
Some of the most striking alchemy between guitar and vocals occurs on the title track, a miniature epic that packs an endless series of formal convolutions into its 24 minutes.
"We don't want this material to be secret," said the archivist, waving at an endless row of shelves packed with fading documents that disappeared off into the darkness.
And, second, the extent to which the atmosphere and fans are central to the package, their chants turned up high in the mix amid endless cutaways of rapt, packed stands.
All I remember is endless lines of people, packed aisles, not being able to move, product everywhere, people running, children (not mine!) crying, Christmas music, coffee cups, winter wear, visible breath in the cold air, carts stacked seven feet up, and the dark of night.
There are endless cameo players, including a variety pack of quirky judges, as well as lawyers who twist the world's biases in their favor, like one played by Michael J. Fox, who manipulates juries with his disability, and another, played by Martha Plimpton, who brandishes her baby as a prop.
