I know I've posted excerpts from this before, but since I continue to see assertions (and not just in our comments) that Michael Moore showing up in someone's box at the Democratic convention makes him some kind of huge influence in the party, I think...
Month: October 2005
Thank you.
One by one, our old friends are gone.And I have just one thing to say about this:Blarg.
I'll try to keep my reply to Tacitus' response to my post about the contradictions in the policies of the American pro-life movement brief, partly because once you boil off the evidence that he's read my Blogger profile--irrelevant whether it is merely an ad hominem...
Roger Ebert just claimed that In Her Shoes is a "great" film. Maybe it is. But given that it's a movie about a pretty-but-of-course-dumb-and-naive woman and her smart-and-therefore-ugly sister (played,.
5-1! Big victory at Arizona State. Their pathetic second half performance against USC notwithstanding, the Ducks are having a very solid year. With the exception of a home game against.
The Treaty of Versailles drastically limited the size of the postwar Kriegsmarine. Germany would not be allowed any dreadnought battleships. The Germans could keep pre-dreadnought vessels of 10000 tons or less, roughly the size of a heavy cruiser in most navies. Presented with a problem,...
Eric Muller notes what may be the best evidence yet of Miers' utter lack of qualifications:Today's Washington Post:****In an initial chat with Miers, according to several people with knowledge of.
Well, I'm pretty happy to have been wrong when I said that Johnson would shut down the Angels. The headlines in tomorrow's papers will be fun...
For obvious reasons.Or as Roy says:Sentient New Yorkers -- and probably sentient individuals anywhere -- have already internalized the idea that we can all be killed at any time. A life of fear doesn't suit us. Since no man has aught of what he leaves,...
Lance has been doing some good work regarding Josh Shenk's recent Atlantic Monthly article on Abraham Lincoln's mental health. Coincidentally, I just finished Geoffrey Perret's Lincoln's War, which isn't quite.
Matt highlights this argument by the ever-more-embarrassing Charles Krauthammer:For half a century, liberals have corrupted the courts by turning them into an instrument of radical social change on questions --.