It's too bad Kristol is wrong about everything, because we could really use the lulz. There's something special about a candidate whose popularity has an almost perfectly inverse relationship with the amount of time he spends campaigning in a given state.
Author: Scott Lemieux
Stephanie Mencimer reminds us that there are issues that are even more important -- even scandalous! -- than Anthony Weiner's highly consequential penis. It's the 10th Anniversary of the Bush.
Greenwald is definitive: Yes, Anthony Weiner lied -- about something that is absolutely nobody's business but his and his wife's. If you're not his wife, you have absolutely no legitimate.
Apparently, the team that signs Joba Chamberlain's paychecks is upset that a player of actual accomplishment is too demonstrative.
There are obviously a ton of problems with this heuristic, but I think the fact that it's a "daughter" test and not even a "child" test tells you everything you.
Hertzberg does a great job of explaining why trying to pretend that scandals involving consensual sex are actually relevant won't fly: By itself, the fact that a person has lied.
Bobo engages in his trademark style of argument, focusing on abstractions and ignoring evidence about whether or not markets actually work for a given problem. Cohn does a good job pointing out the problems, and I think the most important one is near the end...
It's a point that's been made before, but hasn't been made enough: Stop calling [Paul] Ryan a "deficit hawk." He voted for all of Bush's tax cuts. He voted for.
Andrew Klavan. Or maybe Chris Mathews. I have no idea what's wrong with these people.
I'm so old I remember when Mitch Daniels was the moderate, thinking-woman's Republican who was going to end the culture wars. This case also presents us with the classic "I'll take your money, but I won't plow your driveway" theory of "states' rights": The law,...
Last year, the Third Circuit held that a local anti-illegal immigration notice in Hazelton, Pennsylvania was unconstitutional. Today, that decision was vacated by the Supreme Court and remanded "for further.
Some guy with substantially less chance of becoming the Republican presidential nominee than Michele Bachmann -- and, for that matter, the same chance as you -- is running for the.