Ah, the New York Senate, the world's second worst deliberative body: New York Republicans joined forces with a group of dissident Democrats on Tuesday to form what they called a “bipartisan governing coalition” to run the State Senate, preventing the Democratic Party from taking control...
Month: December 2012
Ross Douthat is doubling down on the notion that intentionally choosing to have less children constitutes “decadence”: But the modern path has many possible endpoints, and it seems like an.
To be clear, it was a coalition of ACORN and the New Black Panthers.
Stuff of interest: Air Force looking forward to 6th Generation fighter. My money is on a UAV. Bernstein on when to ignore polls. Wonkbook supplies a bunch of data on the fiscal cliff. Amy Butler from Ares takes a ride in a Viper Wild Weasel,...
I know I need to see it before I blog about it again, but since we're not talking aesthetics I might as well discuss this now. Coates is right that.
Thank God (thank HIM!!!!!!!) for Georgia Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers, who is willing to stand up against Satan's grand strategy to use his minions (the United Nations) to destroy.
If John O'Sullivan and Jonah Goldberg have anything to say about it, Republicans are certainly about the turn the corner in attracting non-whites: “I see that the way we will get the Hispanics and the other groups, the Asians, as part of the Republican Coalition...
I assume that conservatives' spirited defense of free speech in fighting the California law banning the use of gay conversion therapies for minors means that they will provide equally full-throated.
I was somewhat surprised that a majority of the handful of comments responding to my post debunking the "six year itch" were far more interested in the general prospects for.
The latest example. Fortunately, since FDR rather than Obama signed the FLSA, I assume we can all agree that the key takeaway here is "we need to do everything we can to get good judges," not "we might as well not bother to regulate as...
Cohn: Here’s the reality that changed: President Obama can no longer accuse House Republicans of failing to present a plan for reducing the deficit. On Monday afternoon, Speaker John Boehner.
To supplememt djw, see Carmon, Mr. Bogg, Filipovic, and Bouie. ...and let us not forget Mssrs. Riley and Edroso.