Month: August 2007
It should hardly surprise anyone to learn that the Foreign Affairs piece "authored" by Giuliani is in fact an enormous load of crap, a cut-and-paste job that blends the most.
Phil Rizutto has passed away; in an ironic twist of sabermetric fate, cutting edge defensive statistics suggested that his election to the HOF wasn't the pressure-politics travesty it always seemed.
The Yazidi are a small sect of Kurdish speakers whose religion predates Islam and Christianity. Their holiest city is Mosul. Adherents, who number less than a million (and probably considerably.
What's worse: Camille Paglia's ideas, or her prose?Bonus question: what exactly is Salon thinking by paying her to write for them in 2007?
Welcome to the new narrative. Until the next round of Iraqi public opinion surveys appear, we're going to be hearing a lot of evidence-free assertions about how the people whose.
Robert Kaplan's Atlantic article on the B-2 is an embarassment, both for himself and for the Air Force personnel that he interviewed. It's all fine and well to find a.
Although this isn't quite the Atrios link he's craving (to put it mildly), Yglesias has a good point about the frequent indisinguishability of the arguments of "hawks" and (at least.
Jack Balkin and Eugene Volokh duked it out yesterday on BloggingHeads in what Balkin calls the "Bill of Rights Edition" of Blogging heads. They take on the First and Second.
