Evan Bayh: "[t]here's no bigger deficit hawk in Congress than I am." So, of course, he must favor letting Bush's unpopular upper-class tax cuts expire, right? Ha ha, just kidding. In fairness, there's not necessarily a contradiction here; Bayh didn't, after all, define his terms. ...
Month: September 2010
Eventually, you just have to cut your losses. Stories I wanted to blog about this week but ran out of time, what with school, sick children, cats on the lam,.
I have nothing to say about Dinesh D'Souza's highly praised article in Forbes because it's predicated on the claim that Colonialism today is a dead issue. No one cares about.
[I know I'm a week behind, but I had to take an emergency vacation when I realized the quarter starts next week. Expect one more post on this episode before I get to the most recent.] In the first post about "The Suitcase," I concerned...
I lean more towards the "clever, very detailed, if now a little too implausible parody developed by Tom Tomorrow" theory. Enjoy the real success with 70-518 and 70-667 online training.
I applaud the strategic acumen of the New York Republican Party, granting the consequences of a fluke win would be particularly horrible.
Even granting that if a Slappy Rodriguez or Milton Bradley had done it they'd be getting raked over the coals, I don't blame St. Derek of Pasta Diving for his acting job -- I blame the umpires for yet another ridiculous blown call, which fortunately...
I have to say that I am shocked, shocked by the general level of evil and ill will demonstrated by Yankee partisans: A curious phenomenon has emerged at the intersection.
For those in or in some proximity to New York's capital region, tomorrow evening I will be delivering a free lecture for Constitution Day that may well be worth at.
A good question for Christine O'Donnell.
Scalia's attempt to use the nullification of masturbation bans as a scare tactic is definitely one of my favorite passages in the U.S. Reports.
Yglesias says no: Looks like Christine O’Donnell will be the Republican nominee for Delaware. That means the aggregate impact of the Delaware Senate race is likely to be Democrats holding.