Canada’s new leader of the opposition has passed away less than one year into his tenure. R.I.P. This figures to make the shape of Canada’s party system even more unclear in the short-term.
Month: August 2011
Given that making an argument on the merits that there is an “imperial presidency” on domestic as well as foreign policy is essentially impossible, as you can see from these comment thread
Shorter Rick Perry: “You don’t think I still believe the stuff I write in the book I released last year, do you?”
Well, she’d beat Pataki in a two-person race…
Apparently, George Pataki may try to fight Jon Hunstman for fifth place in a few blue state primaries. I await the 9,000 word Matt Bai thumbsucker in which he explains how if you don’t think
Oh for Christ’s sake: In another sensational attempt to draw attention to the plight of animals, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is planning to launch a porn site later this y
It seems that Rhode Island is losing access to several excellent beers: Earlier this year, three major craft brewers – Avery, Dogfish Head, and Great Divide – announced that they were pulling out of some markets because the demand is outstripping brewing capacity. In other words, craft beer has become so popular so quickly that […]
I’ve said this before, but one thing always worth nothing about the capital gains tax cut scam is that if you were a true believer in the power of the free market you would be particularly oppos
It looks as if things are coming to a close in the Libyan Civil War. Although Gaddafi could still surprise the rebels, this is about as bad as it’s been for him. Much can still go wrong, however
I have just received an alarming e-mail from an alert reader regarding this post: This is a picture of Billy Carter (Billy Beer), Jimmy Carter’s brother. Please use accurate information, you sure don’t know about Jimmy Carter. Set the record straight. I am shocked. I would like to apologize to the Lawyers, Guns and Money community […]
I started a blog a couple of weeks ago regarding the questionable state of contemporary legal education, which I initially authored anonymously, for reasons I explain in a couple of the recent posts.
Verizon workers have called off their strike, the nation’s largest in the past 4 years, after the company agreed to temporarily extend the contract and come back to the bargaining table. The str