A little French film from circa 1907 to help you have the most pleasant dreams this evening. No nightmares at all to be had tonight. Nope. None.
Month: February 2012
This George W. Bush nominee to the District Court seems to be using the Carl Paladino defense for his racist email: The judge acknowledged that the content of the email was racist, but said he does no
Rick Santorum was a victim of liberal persecution, receiving lower grades than he surely deserved because of his political views. Who can doubt it? Why, his American history professor probably didn
And it’s misogyny all the way down.
Justin Logan of Cato and I discuss foreign policy and the 2012 election in the latest installment of Foreign Entanglements:
Needless to say the creation of the Monkees — a completely artificial pop music group invented for the purposes of television, in the crassest possible attempt to cash in on Beatlemania —
McArdle outdoes herself in a column entitled (and I swear this is not a parody unless someone hacked the Atlantic site) “Are the Rich Completely Undeserving of Sympathy?” Um, yes. McArdle speaks for those silenced by the leftist conspiracy–rich people with declining Wall Street bonuses who might have to move out of their 5 million […]
I’m not so sure Santorum would approve of this sex kit for church-going Polish Catholics: The dice recommends where partners should caress or kiss each other, if they have run out of ideas in th
Mitt Romney, the luckiest man on the face of the earth: Rick Santorum is the latest Romney opponent who has failed in almost every way a candidate can fail. He has raised little money, put together no
A particularly interesting section of Brian Tamanaha’s forthcoming book details the many ways in which less well-off law students end up subsidizing the education and eventually the careers of their better-off classmates. This is a function of the many ways the current structure of legal education in America reinforces and indeed intensifies class stratification. Consider:
This week’s WPR column is about wargaming and simulation, with a focus on last week’s Patterson School crisis sim: War games have played a role in operational and strategic training for a
Obviously, I’m not changing my mind about the direction of the race after a Romney sweep. Michigan does make me understand why some people are stubborn about seeing a race here; I was skeptical