Month: May 2010
Uh, good? This will be familiar to everyone who reads political journalism, but many sports journalists are afflicted with a similar Stockholm Syndrome in which "maximizing the taxpayer-subsidized profits of.
And, of course, it's even worse than this. If the Obama administration does succeed in cutting the deficit, this will just be a pretext for even more upper-class tax cuts.
Here's a thought: If you're going to make one of your main characters a Catholic priest, try to have a point. It makes it so much more interesting for the.
It's pathetic enough for the Deeply Principled John McStraightTalk to flip-flop on DATA. But it's especially risible that he's using the favorite new Republican form of evasion, "they're ramming it.
While I can't disagree that Ross Douthat seems to have dedicated his career to proving his thesis about the inadequacy of his education correct, this particular example of reducing serious.
Fresh off his...not entirely convincing defense of libertarianism, Matt Welch tabs uberhack Michael Barone's argument "that [government] spending is not popular this year." The obvious problem with this argument is.
Christ, Givhan is awful. (See also the point made in limerick form.) ...I had forgotten about this one. [via]