The new Virginia abortion bill is terrible legislation, but I don't think it's accurate to say that it was the result of pro-choice "blunders." On balance, given a very difficult political context, pro-choice groups in Virginia if anything achieved more than could have been reasonably...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Shorter Verbatim Gail Collins: "I don’t know if I’ve ever mentioned this, but Mitt Romney once drove to Canada with the family Irish setter on the roof of the car.".
What Steve M. and Charles say about the increasingly embarrassing Michael Kinsley and his one remaining belief -- that everyone is as vacuously cynical as he is. (Well, OK, there's.
I would like to think this is a satire of wingnut racism and sexism, but alas: Darleen Click must be upset that she didn't think of this first... In related news, I couldn't resist watching the Hannity re-run, on which Ben Shapiro and some other...
Over at the Prospect I wade into the debate about the use of caucuses in the presidential selection process. I think the current system works tolerably well, although I don't.
Bazelon's piece gets right to the heart of the issue: If you want to believe that the government does its grim best to fight terrorists, and you’re inclined to think.
I assume that after the not-only-delegate win in Ohio there won't be much argument, although the immediate future consists of state tilted enough towards Santorum that some people will see an ongoing race.
Well, he never really added much value to the Colts anyway. It's weird that cutting a player who apparently was worth upwards of 10 wins a year to his team.
What should be his concession speech but wasn't because he's Newt does situate him right at the heart of the Republican universe in one respect: the man is 100% pure.
Say this for Rusty, he's consistent. Meanwhile, his advertisers continue to violate his Republican First Amendment right to maintain advertising revenue in perpetuity whether or not being associated with his show benefits the advertiser. ...Pollitt is great on this.
I'm still waiting for my copy of Dale Carpenter's book, but Dahlia Lithwick's review is a beautifully written and important piece in its own right. Lithwick's piece focuses on a.
A pro-choice awakening? Which is certainly necessary, because when you meet the new Virginia bill, it's nearly as bad as the old bill. The economic benefits of the pill. One.