Again, the central premise of the contemporary Republican Party is that people making $400K+ a year are living a hardscrabble existence, while a teacher or police officer making $50 K a year is enjoying a pampered life of unimaginable luxury.
Author: Scott Lemieux
As a counterpart to her ongoing analysis of the proliferation of misogynist sex-is-icky comedy, Dana Stevens makes an important point about the contemporary romantic comedy as part of a review.
Alleged sensibly moderate Republican Michael Gerson displays some actual sensible moderation: Try to imagine a parent-daughter conversation about sexual restraint and maturity that includes the words: “Honey, I’m going to.
This is a different kind of injustice than Willingham, in that there seems to be good evidence that Buck killed somebody, but as for the death sentence: In May 1997, a psychologist took the stand in a courtroom here during the sentencing hearing of Duane...
Plumer has a good analysis. It could be innocent. a necessary technical delay, but obviously given the ozone rule postponement there's obviously reason to be suspicious.
To expand on my recent observations a bit, I obviously agree with everything Steven Taylor says here. I would add that I completely reject the idea that the burden of.
Why does anyone care what Michael O'Hanlon thinks about anything? One nice thing about being a hawk, especially a nominally "liberal" one, is that your errors in judgment can never be catastrophic enough to deny you a permanent public forum. And, yes, proposing spending this...
Maladroit, thy name is Moore.
This seems to get buried precisely because of the bizarre tabloid fantasies of the Italian prosecutors, but Amanda Knox being in jail in indeed an egregious travesty of justice. ...as.
Apparently Joe McGinnis's collection of variously reliable gossip about a person who will never again be a serious candidate for major elective office is just as bad as you'd expect. It's always impressive in its own way when you can motivate America's Nicest Reviewer to...
I agree that something like the Pennsylvania plan to throw electoral college seats to Republicans will happen at some point, probably in the near future. The presidential election system was.
I have been informed by several commenters that the beliefs about the limits of presidential power held by pretty much everyone to have studied the issue have been proven wrong. .