Foley, Gray, and Carmon have this covered. Unlike his outright lying about his tax plan at the debates, his abortion shuffle is a little more cleverly misleading: "There’s no legislation with regards to abortion that I’m familiar with that would become part of my agenda"...
Month: October 2012
Must reading for all you McCarthyites out there.
My latest at the Diplomat follows up last week's unpleasantness with a discussion of legacy systems in modern military force structure: In December 1941, it became apparent to most world naval.
I haven't always been the biggest Chuck Schumer fan, but if he can torpedo a stupid lame-duck "grand bargain" I'll forgive him for any past sins.
Maybe if the people involved in setting up the new Indiana Tech Law School had taken two ethics courses in law school, they would never have agreed to set up.
First, let's discuss the new Pew release, and attempt to do so without freaking out. It presents grim reading for at least two reasons: the four point Romney lead, and.
This is a key takeaway from a good account of the work-to-rule campaign by American Airlines pilots: This horror story begins with the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing made by AMR Corp. (the holding company that owns American Airlines) last November. Bankruptcy, conventionally speaking, is about...
I'd say this is a bull's-eye: For weeks many Beltway insiders had written off the Romney campaign as dead, saying the candidate had dug himself into too deep a hole.
Shorter Ann Althouse: "Nate Silver 'massages' the data by systematically analyzing the major national polls along with the other relevant data using a sophisticated methodology, rather than following my more.
This Andrew Sullivan post takes the view that the first debate has come close to handing the election to Romney. That claim -- based largely as far as I can tell on the results of one three-day post-debate tracking poll -- seems like a huge...
In light of Scalia dismissing various precedents as easy cases decided incorrectly, it's worth returning to Richard Posner, who recently gave what could be used as the induction speech for.
Shorter Buzz Bissinger: "I used to be a Democrat. Them I figured out that I'm sitting on a big pile of cash, am therefore willing to repeat transparent Republican dissembling.