Shorter Practically verbatim Ted Stevens:That's a nice newspaper you have there. Be a shame if something happened to it.Crikey. Stevens appears to believe that he can cut off federal funding.
Securing your nuclear weapons with the equivalent of a bicycle lock is pretty high on the list. I know that Scott Sagan has taught us that accidents are inevitable, no.
A long way to go, but this is obviously excellent news. The state enlisting private entities to reveal information about their customer will be a major privacy issue, and it's.
. . . and that would presumably include everyone watching the Ducks' game tonight, I'd just like to point out that Victor Davis Hanson -- one of this site's great.
I haven't had a chance to read the article yet, but the Transylvania Book Heist thieves appear to have told their story in this month's Vanity Fair. As suspected, the.
Crooked Timber, unsurprisingly, reaches Genius. For (also unsurprising) chuckles, try Instapundit.
This story may when the award for fastest turnaround time from satire to reality. Last month, Amanda posted a satirical piece on RH Reality Check claiming that the wingnuts could.
Is there anything more pathetic than someone whining about excessive "Bush hated" based on generalizations derived from nameless individuals at apocryphal-sounding dinner parties...in 2007? This column has been written so.
