Scocca on BHL: [I]f your goal is to push back against the tide of public opinion condemning your friend as an arrogant, hopelessly entitled sexual predator, it's maybe not wise to write your defense from the point of view of an arrogant, hopelessly entitled sexist.
Author: Scott Lemieux
With the final disgrace of disastrously inept former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, it's especially amusing to go back to the reasons for recalling Davis and supporting him offered by "Democrat" Mickey.
Some more on the preeminent philosopher of rape apologia and feudal conceptions of justice: Welch. Sicha. Sully. Filipovic. Melissa Bell.
Thank God for Paul Ryan having the courage to peddle the same crap Republicans have been peddling for decades.
1)The Tea Party has nothing to do with "small government," and 2)Scott Walker is a truly reprehensible governor. Maybe Meade and Althouse can use their New Media videographer skillz to.
He's a twelfth-rate "intellectual," but he's certainly a world-class asshole. Note in particular the contrast between these two arguments: I am troubled by a system of justice modestly termed “accusatory,” [sic] meaning that anyone can come along and accuse another fellow of any crime—and it...
Under the Fourth Amendment, searches of a person's home are presumed to require a valid warrant unless there are "exigent circumstances." The Supreme Court has also, logically enough, held that.
Nobody could have predicted... Rio Rancho is not alone in trying to salvage an arena opened by a growth-hungry town smitten with sports. Global Entertainment, which is based in Tempe,.
Politico is the latest outlet claiming that Democrats are obligated not to tell the truth about the plan supported by almost every Republican House member to end Medicare. At least the Dems seem to be sticking to their guns for now...
Having been through our own server issues, I can confirm that it's never fun to have serious access problems. But this is particularly wrong, because what liberal would want Althouse.
Henry is definitely right on this one. Bush's upper-class tax cuts were popular enough to get passed, but nothing about public sentiment required that these policies be enacted -- and,.