He has Mr. Warner deliver Andrew's third-act soliloquy, with its magnificently convoluted and passionate logic, summing up his lunatic views -- as though it were a boilerplate stump speech.
It's one thing to pontificate and blow smoke with your lunatic views from the helm of Breitbart, as Bannon once did, but another to make your fever dreams come true.
By Helen Bevington The New Yorker, July 13 , 1946P. 40 Lunatic bird View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino.
Most Israelis deemed his views lunatic and often repulsive.
As a society, we are so scared of insanity that we construct all kinds of guises to hide it from view: the lunatic, the criminal, the addict.
It's hard to think of a free country more suited to blogging than Ireland: As an expat, I can testify only to the solemn, universal truth that my fellow countrymen and women defer to no one in their pursuit of loquacity, nor accede to any discrimination or punctilio that might keep the ludicrous and the lunatic safely from public view.
Would there have been any point in trying to engage Ahmadinejad in debate, and in a large conference setting at that, to tell him his views are lunatic and evil?
This bit isn't just fantasy; this is exactly the world view of the lunatic fringe of the far right politics of BNP, Jean-Marie Le Pen and Co.
He's quite articulate with his views, not some lunatic with an agenda.
By Elder Olson The New Yorker, March 2 , 1981P. 42 What lunatic pastry-cook, what crazed confectioner View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
