Remember when we were supposed to take Campbell Brown seriously? That was a terrible 15 minutes. As I am reminded by this piece of pure hackishness by Brown.
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It's hardly news that Douthat is an irredeemable hack, but this piece about Obama and gay marriage drove me crazy. Indeed, if you accept the framing of the debate that.
Jonathan Tobin begins the deification of martyr Naomi Schaefer Riley. In saying this, Riley was blunt but transgressed no rules of journalism other than the need not to offend powerful.
Here we see example #520 of villagers gnashing their teeth and rending their garments when Democratic voters elect real Democrats over the kind of Republican-lite Democrats political elites think they.
It's great that an essentially accurate comment about the wife of a plutocrat has started to attract the national attention away from the murder of Trayvon Martin. We need to.
In case you want to know who the ALEC staffers are and, say, want to follow their Twitter feeds/harass them for being evil, this guide is for you.
Bobo. ...Jamelle has more. The basic con Brooks is running for the Ryan budget is that because Ryan refuses to specify the specific cuts that would flow from his plan.
Adam Litpak had a good article noting that Verrilli's oral argument appealed to Kennedy with the freedom-enhancing qualities of the Affordable Care Act. This motivated Ann Althouse, who didn't seem.
Even if the ACA narrowly survives, David Frum is in for a rude awakening: Even though the Solicitor General reportedly choked today, that doesn't change the fact that the conservatives on the Court have spent most of their intellectual lives railing against judicial activism. Well,...
Shorter Differently phrased Glenn Reynolds: "As the blogosphere's preeminent gun nut, I've been strangely silent about the Martin killing. However, I want to make it clear that this is good.
The Homer Simpson school of logic finds another Republican adherent, in this case an apologist for racist vigilante killings of people who aren't even guilty of anything. Apropos to my.