Great moments in saying the quiet parts loud: A staffer for Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) may have weakened his boss’ already shaky political fortunes when he made one of Washington’s.
Feel free to speculate on who makes the cut: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1303765212789698560 Here are a few guesses: Amy Comey Barrett Neomi Rao Josh Hawley Allison Eid Random Black or Latina woman no.
Turkish F-16 Vipers. By Robert Sullivan - flickr., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=67229707 Colonel, are we splitting atoms today? Stacking up Turkish and Greek airpower...The Japanese experience with ballistic missile defense has.
Fears about CANCEL CULTURE are always projections from right-wingers who want to fire, if not imprison, liberals and left-wing professors for speaking out for justice. And thus of course, they.
This is the grave of William Duane. Born in Newfoundland in 1760 (Wikipedia says he was born in New York, but this is wrong and I know how shocking that.
Well, nobody can accuse Bill Barr of not being a wartime consigliere: In a highly unusual legal maneuver, the Department of Justice moved on Tuesday to replace President Trump’s private.
One under-remarked aspect of the corporatization/commercialization of the contemporary American university is that all universities strive constantly to differentiate themselves from their competitors to their potential customers, but they all.
There's a certain type of liberal (I'm using the word here in its broader original meaning, so this applies to a lot of establishment types across the traditional respectable American.
- Say goodbye, it’s Independence Day
- The Times revises its policy about whether to publish stories based on hacked materials provided by ratfuckers again
- Servicing the Fascists
- Pivoting to racial slurs
- No Hugo Boss uniform for you
- Definitely not close to the last
- LGM Film Club, Part 500: Scarecrow
- Supreme Court allows Trump to proceed with deportations to extremely dangerous third countries
- The Vicious Review
- There are no Republican moderates: the Ballad of Don Bacon