Month: March 2015
Those Were the Days! Tomasky has a good Nation piece laying out the straightforward point that in the current partisan context the electoral choice for virtually any segment of the left is straightfo
NYU deciding to open an Abu Dhabi just gets more and more embarrassing for the school. You’d think the school would consider academic freedom and the protections of its faculty in the United Ara
I’m not particularly troubled that some of the backlash against Indiana right now is a bit confused on the law, in large part because the backlash clearly gets the politics so straightforwardly
Workers compensation is under attack. Although the system has never provided benefits at a level that really makes up for the suffering of an injured worker (the only fair system would be 100 percent
Book Review: Thomas H. Guthrie, Recognizing Heritage: The Politics of Multiculturalism in New Mexico
A complex problem.
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. I have advanced to the Sweet 16 round of Twitter Fight Club, and need your vote. Because the evil that men do lives after them, and the good is oft inte
Japan has an adorable new baby carrier! JDS Izumo has entered service with the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force. Izumo is the largest carrier (or “helicopter-carrying destroyer”) constructed
Josh Blackman raises the new theory that Democrats should pay the price for Republican obstructionism to a new level: I trace much of the intractable gridlock in Washington, D.C. to this very moment i
- QANON, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the sex obsessions of the American right
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,062
- Compact and the anti-Dreyfusards
- Senator QAnon and the power of projection
- Latest Trump grift revealed to be a grift
- Ivermectin don’t work and the Intellectual Horse Paste Web don’t care
- COVID fatigue and budget priorities
- Bucha
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,061
- This is the future Republicans want