This is remarkable: Nearly 20 years after Anita Hill accused Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment during his contentious Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Justice Thomas’s wife has called Ms. Hill, seeking an apology. In a voice mail message left at 7:31 a.m. on Oct. 9, a...
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Shorter Ross Douthat: Liberals fail to understand that, apart from their opposition to any substantial federal spending cuts, the Tea Party is solely about reductions in federal spending.
Rape apologist Colorado Senate candidate Ken Buck is also a homophobe.
The brief but apparently quite influential education of Christine O'Donnell. ...via Jacob Levy in comments, another take.
Shorter Phillip Klein: If the Supreme Court decides to uphold the ACA, giving the federal government "broad new powers" to regulate the national economy that it has had since 1942,.
More brilliant governance from Chris Christie: Before rejecting a compromise with teachers that would have won New Jersey a $400 million federal education grant, Gov. Chris Christie’s main objection was.
Tom Maguire, engaging in Principled Opposition to "judicial activists" who came up with the idea that marriage discrimination is inconsistent with the equal protection of the laws: "I just wish that we could have a bit more respect for the democratic process and settle this...
Freddie "the Beatle" Barnes: Christie was elected governor of New Jersey last year after giving voters no more than a glimpse of his plans for the state. The reason was.
Niewert: Maybe now is the time to start asking people exactly why ACORN was killed by Congress -- and doing something about it. It is worth noting that prior to.
When Taibbi's on there's no political journalist who makes better reading, and the white conservative Republicans re-branded as the "Tea Party" inspires some of his best work. After you finish it, you may want to read Douthat's recent assertions that the teabaggers are just as...
Shorter Ed Gillespie: "I must oppose transparency, because it violates the rights that individuals and especially corporations have under the First Amendment to have nobody disagree with them." Jeez, Ed,.
Despite seeing the write-up, I have a hard time believing this actually happened. I do like the fact that Coulter has illustrated another twist to the general Republican belief that.