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Author: Scott Lemieux

“Victim”?

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On July 13, 2010
And Richard Cohen ups the ante in the long-running competition to see which denizen of Fred Hiatt's crayon scribble page can engage in the most appalling apologia for child rape. I hope Applebaum doesn't take this as a challenge. Not that the blame-the-victim is surprising...

The Boss

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On July 13, 2010

George Steinbrenner, 1930-2010. Although I've been a card -carrying Yankee hater for pretty much throughout my living memory, I've always had a certain respect for Steinbrenner, essentially for the same.

While a couple of commenters to this thread raised reasonable (if not entirely convincing to me) questions about problems with the actions of California authorities in seeking extradition, I also saw an especially weak defense that, while apparently not entirely new, I think is new...

Whew

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On July 9, 2010
Apparently, Cliff Lee not going to the World's Greatest Manifestation of Evil. Particularly since the Yankee offer wasn't overwhelming (if Montero could actually catch, maybe), this must be considered an unequivocal good.
John Elwood, with respect to the trend toward more recess appointments by the president, and especially the recent intrasession appointment of Donald Berwick: It is certainly not without controversy, however; Attorney General Daugherty said in dicta in one opinion that an adjournment for “5 or...

The Great One

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On July 6, 2010

Really, really good story about Mariano Rivera. Given the degraded quality of Honus Wagner's competition, I think the choosing the best closer of all time is easier than any other.

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