Month: June 2005
Frequent commenter (and newly minted UW graduate) Kat has a new blog, Transcontatlantic Relations. Check it out.
Ezra does a nice job of demolishing Ezekiel Emanuel's arguments against single payer. (Well, I don't entirely disagree with his arguments about how the veto-point laden American political system would.
The Times retains its capacity for tasteful understatement:On Friday, the Army is expected to announce that it met only 75 percent of its recruiting goal for May, the fourth consecutive.
I can't really add anything else, but this Poor Man takedown of the hapless Charles Bird really deserves emphasis. If there's anything worse than people who rationalize torture, it's those.
Having finally read it, I definitely think that the Supreme Court was correct to uphold the application of the Controlled Substances Act to medical marijuana in Gonzales v. Raich, which.
God, I wish I had known Dave Noon while I was still in grad school. Here is an excerpt from his dissertation acknowledgements:A few years back, the notion of starting.
Shorter Stefan Sharkansky: As I understand it, "Stalinism" consists of straightforward applications of clear statutes, while the rule of law presumably consists in just making up a legal standard you.
Read it for yourself. More evidence that the activist secular liberal judiciary hates Dino Rossi and, by extension, America.In a ruling that took nearly one hour to read, Bridges said.