Month: January 2008
Mike Huckabee advocates a return to Dred Scott-era citizenship rules for American-born children of illegal aliens. What's even more pathetic is that he wants to join in crank litigation to.
It's been buried by NH primary news, but it's worth noting that the Supreme Court heard Baze v. Rees yesterday. The case challenges Kentucky's use of a three-drug cocktail to.
Heading into tonight's New Hampshire primary with McCain and Obama as the frontrunners, I have to wonder....does anyone else find it funny that McCain keeps calling for change, yet his.
Dana is right, of course, that there was a considerable amount of sexism inherent in characterizations of Clinton's debate performance on Saturday. ("Medusa look," ugh.) This presents Democratic primary voters.
One does indeed hope that should Clinton go on to lose the primary it would have the salutary effect of permanently discrediting Mark Penn. (Although, alas, always losing competitive campaigns.
The general absurdity and delusion aside (how could anyone ever have expected something different from a cog so deeply enmeshed in the GOP/think tank machine; moreover, should Kristol be celebrating.
Bill Kristol's got his first column up in the Times today. And he comes out swinging. His column's main point: Huckabee might be the best nominee the GOP has to.
When I was in D.C. I was reminded about Parade, the Sunday insert for readers who find In Style a little too highbrow. This seems about right...Speaking of Berube, I.