I mostly concur with Rob's analysis of the Democratic race; I wouldn't say it's over but Clinton has to be considered a heavy favorite. With the GOP, I guess it depends what the definiton of "wide open" is, but that's not the adjective I'd use....
Month: January 2008
While the Republican nomination still seems very much up for grabs, it's kind of hard for me to see at this point how Obama pulls it out against Clinton. Even.
Though I'd never publicly endorse vandalism, I see no reason to shed tears over last November's defacement of the Confederate memorial that sits at the Alabama capitol grounds in Montgomery..
According to CNN (as of right now), 44% of the Republican caucus-goers are in the 60+ age category. I know that caucuses tend to attract an older crew, but this seems like quite a lot...
According to Rep. John Boehner, my tastes are liberal. And he doesn't have to take it.Boehner has been complaining of late about the changes the Democrats have made to the.
Blustain and Friedman on "men's post-abortion syndrome." You can all but read the "moderate" Kennedy opinion now: "Although we have no reliable data to measure this phenomenon, it seems unexceptionable.
By the time I started playing, Bobby Fischer was long gone from the American chess scene. We know today that he was still around, giving the occasional interview or lesson, but before the internet it was remarkably difficult to track such appearances, and it seemed...
As one of the old-timers who prefer to read the Times in the dead tree edition, I almost spit out my coffee when I saw that Maverick McStraighttalk had claimed.
For all the talk of "Bush Derangement Syndrome" promoted by various clowns, note that Democrats and Republicans both see Bush as the staunch conservative that he is, while Republicans put.
Before there were the Worst American Birthdays, there was Forgotten American Bastard Blogging, which established the standard for the genre. A little more than a year ago, Erik offered some thoughts on Sam Zemurray that are worth recalling on what would be the banana kingpin's...
Roger beat me to it, but I see that Lee Siegel's book -- which figures to have the intellectual merits of Jonah Goldberg's but with much less revenue for the.
R.I.P. I strongly recommend this grimly fascinating article about him.