One of the (few) joys of following soccer football in Britain are the annual surprises generated by the various and sundry domestic cup competitions. The big news of the past.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister David Cameron managed to finally deliver a speech that half the Conservative Party has wanted delivered for decades: at some point following the next Parliamentary election.
Erik beat me to the punch. See also this on the call for red controlled blue states to monkey with the distribution of Electoral College votes to suit the Republican.
Blatter is critical of the MLS. To wit: But don’t forget that soccer — as they call football there — is the most popular game in the youth. It’s not.
According to most measures, the United Kingdom is a considerably [*] more violent society than the United States. 2.8% of the British experience assault compared with 1.2% of Americans. Rape, 0.9%.
It took less than 24 hours, but the NRA-sponsored argument to "arm the teachers!" is being field-tested, as noted by Erik, and as illustrated in a charming graphic, circulating on.
Not too soon, the campaign season will commence again, with a focus on the Congressional elections of 2014. In the smattering of stories that I've read in the past two.
Looking through my 1976 copy of The Changing American Voter today, what should I find inside? This vintage 1976 clipping of a George Will column, warning us sternly about the.
