Congratulations to frequent commenter gmack and the Steelers. I was meeting someone for lunch and had to leave after halftime, but decided to record the rest just in case it remained close, and it was an amazing finish. I don't have a detailed enough sense...
Year: 2006
Eventheliberal Washington Post op-ed page has come out in favor of the confirmation of Sam Alito. And, also unsurprisingly but even more annoyingly, it does so in classic Fox News.
I was pleased to discover via iocaste that the WSJ has made this outstanding article available online. Make sure to click through--there's a detailed explanation with a handy chart, but.
Sam Alito has given a very helpful interview to the fine folks at Fafblog!:FB: Now back around then you also wrote a memo saying the Attorney General can't be sued for illegally wiretapping people.ALITO: I did? Are you sure? Because to be perfectly honest I...
Mahablog is on the case.
According to the John Miller, guilty people behind bars claiming they're innocent is a "much bigger problem" than innocent people being convicted. I know I just said that I have.
I very much enjoyed Glenn Greenwald's merciless dismantling of Jonah "Search warrant? Scope requirements? Who cares?" Goldberg. And yet, in a perverse way, I have a certain respect for the candor of the Goldbergs and Bobos. Their support of Alito is, at least, explicit and...
Last night while drinking heavily, a Bloquiste and I mused about a few decisive moments in Quebec history. The discussion boiled down to two major counte-factuals. In the first, the.
Friday Cat Blogging... Edgar
Although I was mildly surprised that Tony Blair admitted on BBC 2 that he smacked his older children, that statement was hardly, to me, the most interesting part of the program. The most interesting thing to me about the conversation was that it happened at...
The expansion of the blogosphere continues unabated. Check out The Reaction with Michael Stickings, and Blue Force, a defense blog including Armchair Generalist, Stygius, and others.
The Liberals, in the midst of what looks like a dismal bellyflop into the upcoming election, came out with an attempted debate bombshell: eliminate Canada's "notwithstanding clause," which permits provincial.