Month: July 2008
...apparently a Dodger. Seems like the Sox will still get Bay; at a glance seems like an OK return for the Bucs, although I'm not sure what Moss's upside is.
Lederman: "It is an extraordinarily thorough, scholarly and thoughtful opinion -- surely one of the best opinions ever written on questions relating to executive/congressional disputes. It is also, IMHO, correct.
Kate Klonick notes that the ayes have it:The House Judiciary Committee has just voted to hold Karl Rove in contempt for failing to respond to a subpoena to face questioning.
I, for one, hope McCain takes this advice...
I don't have much to add to this appropriately purple reaction to Herr Pantload's latest trip to the Diaper Genie. I will, however, draw attention to Goldberg's atrocious implication that.
To push the points made by Matt further, [update: and to disagree with Ezra], I have to say that libertarians are right about regulations banning further fast food restaurants in.
Houston has a problem:Houston recycles just 2.6 percent of its total waste [30th among the 30 largest American cities], according to a study this year by Waste News, a trade.
Heather Hurlburt and I have an entirely-too-cordial discussion at Bloggingheads...