Month: May 2009
If you haven't read Hilzoy's thorough decimation of vile Republican propaganda about the Uighurs, do so now. Also, I have often been a Harry Reid defender in the past, but.
Since I've been taken to task by several commenters for neglecting my hockey blogging duties, I should note that Berube once again beat what would have been my predictions had.
From Wonk Room, the economic impact of an alcohol tax:- 35 percent of adults pay nothing at all.- 80 percent of drinkers pay at most $26.50 per year, about 7¢.
Scott has blogged on this a few times. I don't intend to overdraw the current parallels with the situation in 1937 (that's what the comment thread is for), but I.
Upon my return from Seattle, I found this from Dana Goldstein:Rybczynski claims that only six American cities have downtowns dense enough for a mass transit-dependent lifestyle: New York (midtown and.
An outstanding article about the compounding economic obstacles faced by those living in poverty. (This is something Eherenreich's book is very good on as well.) [Via Really Big Media Ezra.]
The illogic and desperate ad hoc exceptionally implausible counterfactuals are what make Mickey Mickey, but since when has Kaus ever needed to pretend that a sex scandal (involving a Democrat).
Over the past several weeks, a number of international relations scholar-bloggers have set forth lists of films suitable for use in an IR course. Unfortunately, most of these lists have.