Until reading this, I had assumed that "Mouthpiece Theater" was a horrible one-shot. (A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards...) But, no, apparently Milbank and Clizza are bringing the painfully unfunny as part of an ongoing series.LG&M has been unable to confirm...
Author: Scott Lemieux
The Broderite argument against politics in the United States Senate, at least when it comes to judicial confirmation hearings, has now been made by the man himself: Both these senators.
Making the case for IUDs.
Like Neyer, and unlike the Daves Brockington and Cameron, I'm inclined to think that the Wilson/Snell trade is a good one for the Mariners. (In fairness, neither of them knew initially that the Pirates were picking up a lot of the salary):I don't think the...
It's been a while since a troll has advanced it at our site, but I've always had a morbid fascination with conservative attempts to portray doctors who perform abortions as.
It's a disaster.
Ezra objects to my post arguing that it might be better to reject a bill that sells out too much to the Blue Dogs:But it's also worth offering a more general reality check here: The public option is not now, and has not ever, been...
I think it's pretty obvious that a health care bill with no public option and no employer mandate is worse than no bill at all.
I don't necessary agree with every nuance -- to say that law isn't determinate is different than saying that there is "no law" -- but I'm still gratified to see.
Omar Minaya.Aside from the bullying in and of itself -- perhaps an homage to the departed Bernazard? -- what's striking is that this is inept even as Machiavellian politics. Even if he succeeded in getting Rubin taken off the Mets beat for a while, this...
Shorter Verbatim James Inhofe: "If their argument there is “Well, we don’t want to use oil and gas because we think it pollutes” — which it doesn’t." As if to.
Chilling stuff.