Month: December 2005
I suppose there's something more pathetic than the fact that, on a Friday night, I currently have CSPAN-3's re-runs of the Bork confirmation hearings on. But it's certainly well beyond.
John Quiggin with an excellent analogy. This short poste better explains why I can't take the vast majority of the right seriously when they talk about fighting terrorism.
Lauren's post defies summary; it just demands to be read. Particularly since I'm in a context where I teach a lot of first generation college students, I found it particularly.
Glenn Reynolds.
John and Ezra are, of course, right: despite the claims of people like Jeff Goldstein, the fact that only 64% or the public answers "yes" to a question that I.
Chris Bertram reminds us that contemporary discussions of American imperialism miss out on the fact that the United States has historically been a very successful imperial power. It's not as.
Causey to testify against Lay and Skilling. Bye-bye!