Adam Serwer:You can take the entire '08 class of any school and put them in suits and no interviewer would know what their class background is.No. At Patterson, we actually do line up thirty-five or so students and put them in suits, and it's really...
Month: November 2008
As Jeffrey Rosen's dialogue partner, Richard Just makes several very good points here. Two are worthy of emphasis. First, he's right to say that "I am not convinced that the.
The Supreme Court yesterday denied cert in two cases asking them to review standards for the "victim impact" statements that the Court decided to reverse course with unusual speed and.
They ask me where I've been,And what I've done and seen.But what can I replyWho know it wasn't I,But someone just like me,Who went across the seaAnd with my head and handsKilled men in foreign lands...Though I must bear the blame,Because he bore my name.Wilfred...
America's Governor, responding to a question that no one had actually asked:I think OK, it provides opportunity, again, to do things right up here as the governor. And to make.
Things you learn while shopping for other people: I had to buy a wedding gift for somebody who is registered at Nordstrom, and in the course of surfing the store's.
I think we have the media's winner starting in 2010:"Among Oklahomans, Mr. Cook and Mr. White are hardly alone. Though the state’s Democrats still outnumber its Republicans, you would never know it by looking at the election results. Oklahoma voters went for Senator John McCain...
I'm convinced.
Erik Loomis and I have embarked on a project to evaluate George Herring's new book, From Colony to Superpower. Herring is a well-respected historian of the Vietnam Era, and has.
Steve Conn has some interesting observations on the race in Ohio, where Democratic turnout may have proven less of a factor in the race than the degree to which Republicans simply stayed home. In the end, Obama received fewer about 8000 votes more than Kerry...
And people wonder why I was concerned about the ability to Peter the Great to make it to Venezuela and back:More than 20 people were killed and another 20 injured.
John Kyl, April 2005: "For 214 years it has been the tradition of the Senate to approve judicial nominees by a majority vote. Many of our judges and, for example,.