Author: Scott Lemieux
I strongly endorse Sheehan's remarks, especially with respect to the comparison with Upshaw: Don Fehr took on this task and did it very well for a quarter-century. He did it.
While the Court's decision not to strike down Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act -- at least, not yet -- was probably the best outcome that could have been.
McArdle: It is true that some countries have controlled costs, and therefore made it easier to afford coverage for more people. It is also true that some countries have cut.
Reading the comments here, what's most striking is that Treacher et al. have yet to even attempt an argument explaining, in concrete terms, what more forceful rhetoric or more private.
It was a very busy weekend, so when I saw Patterico's compare and contrast post linked I decided to pretend that it was really a critique of media types giving.
Who would have thought that one of the most annoying "liberal" Iraq war apologists and torture apologists would turn out to be, when inexplicably given the leadership of a major.
If you're an intelligent progressive who challenges particularly silly and immoral arguments made by one of your parade of interchangeable reactionary hacks, at least.[And, whoops, see Paul below. Sorry, end.
Wan Juilliams.