If you're a sports fan, you almost certainly maintain affectionate memories not only for great players but for journeyman players who had memorable moments. When the Flames made an upset run to the Stanley Cup finals in 2004, they lost a couple defensemen, and had...
Author: Scott Lemieux
So if I can follow the guilt-by-association logic here, Stephen Hawking, Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker are pedophiles and therefore Hillary Clinton is unfit to be president. And then there's.
From the party that brought you the Martin Luther King whose public career consisted of a one-sentence speech, I guess "Abraham Lincoln: Neoconfederate" isn't that much of a stretch.
Low-hanging fruit, I know, but well-turned. [Target of parody.]
The recent Maureen Dowd post caused numerous people to mention other salient examples from her immense body of terrible work. A couple strands are worth particular emphasis. First Pareene had.
Shorter Sam Brownback: "OK, maybe my Laffernomics was an unmitigated disaster. Don't worry, it will mostly be the gays who end up unemployed."
CANNON X: "I assure you, Mr. King, that Ted Kennedy, Nancy Pelosi, and President Gruber have all told me that they did not want any tax credits on the federally established exchanges. Oh, and the real inflation rate is 50%. Just agree to file the...
Horse race observers are going to try to manufacture drama in the Democratic primary -- that's their job. But as long as Clinton runs, it's not going to work. I.
R.I.P. Horrible news. I'm not sure why, but this was the first piece of his that came to mind; it holds up amazingly well. ...excellent tribute from Dave Weigel.
For time out of mind, this weblog has been critical of Maureen Dowd's consistently ghastly op-ed column. While we have made similar arguments about numerous pundits, Dowd is the most likely one to generate inexplicable defenses, so it's worth taking stock of what exactly has...
Roy Moore's George Wallace homage is more pathetic than anything else. However! This blog always believes in being fair-and-balanced, so let's get an alternative perspective from Ed Whelan: Consider this.
Laurence Silberman. He's pretty standard-issue post-Ford Republican jurist, which might help to explain why the ACA troofers have a better chance of succeeding at the Supreme Court than not. I.