I can see why Republicans are trying to rig the 2016 elections. Their politicians are utterly hopeless in appealing to the mainstream of this nation. A couple of fresh examples from today's news. Here's James Lankford, Republican congressman from Oklahoma and #5 in the House leadership....
I would pay money to watch former Colorado congressman, anti-immigrant racist, and overall jerk Tom Tancredo smoke marijuana. And at least someone is going to have that chance.
This should work out well. Kirk Gibson likes toughness, but then again Kirk spent half his career on the DL.
Not bad: Wednesday, 22 July, 1959: 10:50 A.M. This morning over breakfast S. asked me why I looked so glum. “Because,” I said, “everything that exists is born for no reason, carries on living through weakness, and dies by accident.” “Jesus,” S. said. “Aren’t you ever...
Filibuster reform is dead. Why? Harry Reid and senior Democrats flat out don't want it. Reformers think Reid changed his mind again in December, after a series of amendments to.
On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt spoke with Gil Troy about the Israeli election results:
Dave Fleming's contrarian case for Jack Morris, I think, is while much better than the typical case for Morris still nearly self-refuting. A couple points: I take the point that one shouldn't overestimate the precision of WAR totals, and I'm actually inclined to agree that the...
(Actual Part the First can be found here.) The answer to the question of why some films are more re-watchable than others seems, to me, a matter of unpredictability of.
It's moving forward. This seems like a good time to point out once again that the electoral college is a horrible, horrible, horrible idea. I cede the floor to Akhil.
Not a good day for a labor person. Labor Department figures released today showed that 11.3% of the American workforce belongs to a labor union. That is the lowest number since 1936. To put that in context, the National Labor Relations Act was upheld by the...
Lawyers, Guns and Money continues to struggle for mainstream respectability. Here is our six seven-part plan for entering the "MSM:" Sell posting space to the Church of Scientology or religious.
Roy finds Jeffrey Lord* and -- natch -- Jonah Goldberg making what you might call the "inverse Katznelson" (or perhaps "Katznelson for morons") argument. That is, the argument that attempts.