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Month: October 2005

Heh. Indeed.

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On October 24, 2005
Shorter Glenn Reynolds:Neoconservatism didn't fail, it was never tried.From the same post, we learn that the difficulties facing the Harriet Miers nomination are evidence of success in Iraq. Via the Editors.

Hacktacular!

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On October 24, 2005

Kay Bailey Hutchison on potential indictments in the Plame case:I certainly hope that if there is going to be an indictment that says something happened, that it is an indictment.

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On October 23, 2005
Chuckle.Although I must agree with the reviewer of Tropic of Cancer, and commend his or her ability to ignore sunk costs. I read, I think, four Henry Miller novels, and all would figure prominently on my "worst ever" list. I don't know why I kept...
It's obviously good news that the Kansas Supreme Court has ruled that anti-gay discrimination in the state's statutory rape law is unconstitutional. This would this also seem to mean that Michael M.--which ruled that statutory rape laws that exclude women from punishment are constitutional--is an...
I'm trying as hard as I can to maintain my contrarian stance about Harriet Miers. (And, ultimately, I still maintain it; I still haven't heard a persuasive argument, in specific and tangible terms, explaining why whatever damage it is that Miers would do could possibly...
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