Debbie Schlussel, ladies and gentlemen.
Month: September 2014
ESPN's attempt to defend the Simmons suspension probably speaks for itself, but let's try to disassemble the multiple layers of illogic anyway. The insults to the intelligence start right at.
My latest at the National Interest touches on some sources of ISIS' military success: ISIS has won by exploiting the vulnerabilities of its enemies, which take the form of Western.
What are conservertarians saying about the resignation of Eric Holder? I wonder. Let's see: Like a modern-day George Wallace, Holder has called for racial preference now, racial preferences tomorrow, racial preferences forever. Yes, this is the same Ilya Shapiro you might remember from such arguments...
That thing you just heard was the sound of millions of women screaming and wailing in despair. LADIES. MAKE YOUR CHOICES. pic.twitter.com/C8dW2DS9sm — Dawn Foster (@DawnHFoster) September 25, 2014 .
As in Ferguson, the combination of aggressive police tactics and racism once again proves not only toxic, but fatal: The police officer who shot dead a young black man in.
Our longish national nightmare is over: The New York Times Magazine is gearing up for a big redesign in early 2015. But editor-in-chief Jake Silverstein tells Capital that readers will see a number of smaller changes in less than two weeks' time. "We're cleaning up...
Hot soda! Get your hot soda drinks from 1913 here! Why can I not get a hot clam drink today?
I have been light on the blogging lately because of a week that has gone as the following: Monday--teach, drive to brother in law's house, watch Jets be the Jets.
I'm personally observing erev Derek Jeter's Farewell Game by re-reading Updike's "Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu." Understand that we were a crowd of rational people. We knew that a home run cannot be produced at will; the right pitch must be perfectly met and luck...
Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently reiterated her support for the Roe-was-a-mistake thesis: Would today's abortion battles be as bitter if the Supreme Court had decided Roe v. Wade differently? Last night,.
For me, the key lesson as always is that the Cossacks work for the Czar. Of the leading candidates, I'm rooting for Patrick -- his civil rights record really is.