In fact, the Republican jihad against Planned Parenthood is about much, much more than that. Again, you really have to feel sorry for the modern parodist. I expect a plank calling for the overruling of Griswold v. Connecticut in the 2012 GOP platform.
Author: Scott Lemieux
Remember when Ann Althouse asserted that late-counted votes were evidence of vote fraud when her preferred candidate was losing? Well, it seems as if the final count will see her.
National treasure Paul Krugman expresses a truth rarely seen in the nation's op-ed pages: Paul Ryan's plan is a ludicrous fraud that uses deficit reduction as a flimsy pretext to.
Liberals are being informed that we need an "alternative" to the Ryan plan to demonstrate our fiscal seriousity. Well, I have one! It's the same as Cole's: The Ryan/GOP Plan, as has been pointed out to Sullivan a hundred times now with little to no...
The closeness of the Wisconsin judicial race presents a real dilemma for Althouse, not only because it seems to be weakening what remains of her grip on reality but because.
Somebody said something accurate at Judy Miller Media! That is why I almost fell off my chair when I read the very liberal [that should be eventheliberal -- ed.] Jacob.
...has nothing to do with Ryan's Contract On Non-Plutocratic America. But don't kid yourself, he's a bold, honest truth-teller positively dripping with seriousity!
There was no question that an ostensibly liberal pundit was going to come out with loads of praise for the boldness of Paul Ryan's appallingly regressive, transparently fraudulent attack on.
I prefer NCAA hoops to the NBA, but I still don't understand Chait's argument here at all: I've never been clear on exactly what Yglesias is proposing. Is he saying.
I generally agree with Mark Tushnet that Robert Jackson is overrated. But I also agree that he did have a talent for good lines, and this bit from his famous-if-overrated Steel Seizures concurrence was prescient indeed: But I have no illusion that any decision by...
Yes, nothing is more "courageous" than proposing policies that hammer the relatively powerless to benefit the wealthy and powerful in a country that already has rapidly increasing inequality. If only.
The Roberts's Courts disingenuous war on standing in Establishment Clause cases continues. The glories of minimalism! If you're looking for silver linings, Kagan's first dissent was very good.