Rep. Joe Walsh (R-IL) who owes 100K in child support yet gets kudos from the Family Research Council for being pro-family!
Month: November 2011
Of course: Months before MF Global teetered on the brink, federal regulators were seeking to rein in the types of risky trades that contributed to the firm’s collapse. But they.
Amazingly, there's a certain class of wingnut that remains obsessed with Journolist. Because, apparently, the fact that liberal opinion journalists express liberal opinions in emails as well as public (and.
I was on the Rick Smith Show last night talking about general strikes and Occupy Wall Street and other aspects of class warfare in the past and present. Check it out.
When Steve Jobs met with President Obama in 2010, Jobs told the president that he would only get one term: You’re headed for a one-term presidency,” he told Obama at.
The 2011 "Say Jesus Hates Fags and Everything is Nice and Legal" Act has passed the Michigan Senate: Yesterday, the Michigan Republican-controlled Senate passed a “license to bully” bill, which not.
Pierce's follow-up to the must-read Taylor Branch article is, of course, outstanding. The first key point is that amateurism is an empty fraud, a transparent mask for exploitation and class privilege, that I'll take seriously as soon as coaches and administrators work on a volunteer...
A Wisconsin-based mining company is using the Central American Free Trade Agreement to sue the government of El Salvador for closing down a mine because of pollution. The Commerce Group.
On to the Volunteer State. I'd say Tennessee has performed about to an expected level in generating prominent politicians. Its 3 presidents make it seem like it would outperform, but.
The name may change, but the standards of journamalism remain the same...
Next Tuesday, Kentucky State Senate President David Williams is going to lose to incumbent Democrat Steve Beshear by about thirty points. Rather than accept this outcome with honor and dignity,.
Litwhwick's depressing account of the oral arguments in Perry v. New Hampshire makes it pretty clear that the Supreme Court is disinclined to require any changes to how courts deal.