Month: July 2005
Mark Graber has a useful summary.
I am going to a family function in lovely Saskatchewan this weekend. Among other things, this will mean that I will be asked many times something along the lines of.
In response to the discussion thread in the post below, a couple points: I continue to believe that any justice Bush could plausibly nominate--which obviously includes Roberts--should be filibustered, simply.
According to CNN.Profile here. To put it in crude terms, he seems in between Clement and Jones on the continuum of wingnuttery....in the midst of a dinner party, but Nathan.
SCOTUS nominee to be announced at 9 ET.For info on Edith Clement, see here and here. If it is Clement, I don't think a filibuster is likely. The fact that.
Some thoughts on this fine Democratic Peace post by Daniel Nexon:I share Dan's skepticism regarding the empirical tools used to confirm the democratic peace hypothesis. I think that the scholars.
The answer is no. Grading is the least rewarding part of my job. Dan Nexon puts it just right:Still, when I try to describe what it is like to grade.
Odd. This is a disaster for the Republicans, because Rossi is the only candidate with even the faintest chance of unseating Cantwell. I'd rather be a Senator than a Governor.