Argentines getting twitchy: Fast forward to 2012, the 30th anniversary of the war. Prince William, a Royal Air Force helicopter pilot, is flying to the Falklands tonight to begin a six-week mission as Britain prepares to dispatch an advanced warship to the islands, prompting Argentina's...
Month: February 2012
Roy, on "Mitt Romey's tendency to reveal himself as a clueless rich prick": "But as I have discussed here many times, part of the conservative project, especially since the multiple.
I'll bet this will help almost as much as the Cain endorsement and the Palin quasi-endorsement! I don't think anyone thinks Newt is a viable candidate anymore, at least apart.
I think it's safe to say that the answer to the key question here is "no": Can you trust a breast cancer organization whose staff and board lie about medical science, including breast cancer? Today, amidst the outcry surrounding the decision by the Susan G. Komen...
My major goal in election-related blogging is to provide some coverage of state-level politics, which I pay a good deal of attention to. This is particularly true in states that.
If Prick Erry weren't the kind of person who is happy to send innocent people to be executed and then do what he can to stop inquires that might stop.
We are now out of Iraq, at least sort of. So now everyone can start putting their bad memories of the American occupation behind them, right? Of course, Americans forgot this yesterday, after all Real Housewives of Lubbock is on. But the Iraqis have a...
If Obama wins reelection, he's going to have a long list of holiday cards* to send out. Sure, he'll have all sorts of fundraisers to thank. He'll even give the.
Josh Fox, the maker of the documentary Gasland and whom one might call today's Ida Tarbell, was arrested today at the order of House Republicans during a hearing of the.
To the ever-loving shock of all concerned, Bérubé does just that: First, it is going to be very hard to tell people that many college faculty members are exploitatively underpaid. It's going to be a particularly tough sell in communities already devastated by prolonged economic...
(This isn't only one of them posts, it's the bastard child of this and this one.) I feel this post nips too obviously at the heels of previous ones, as I'm not going.
I suppose very few non-lawyers have ever heard of Shelley v. Kraemer, and more than a few lawyers would need to be reminded about the case's substance as well. Shelley.