DeLong asks something I've been wondering about -- why doesn't Clegg just pull the plug on the unpopular government that is completely destroying the British economy by implementing theories that make no sense in theory and have been empirically discredited for decades? Are those token...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Katie Roiphe. The bad Bush-era standup routine without a punchline about her recent discovery that there are cranks on the internet is bad enough in isolation, but combined with her.
"The only pattern here is that you have no facts!" What I especially like about this is that not only are perfectly accurate Democratic claims that House Republicans voting to.
In addition to the glaring factual errors, there's also his praise of the German social and economic system, which he's hoping you won't notice contradicts everything he has written before and everything he will write again.
As Charlie Savage and Adam Serwer point out, the Senate yesterday decided to punt on the question of whether the executive can arbitrarily and indefinitely detain American citizens simply by.
When I heard that Jed Rakoff had rejected the deal between Citigroup and the SEC, my initial reaction was like Black and Wheeler's -- I'd be happy to see one.
Shorter Bobo: Spain and Italy spent way too much time at the Applebee's salad bar. Seriously, I went to Spain and couldn't find a single place that charged more than 20 bucks for dinner -- how are they going to raise tax revenue?
Jon Chait argues once again that anyone who sees generating massive amounts of revenue from "student"-athletes while denying them most of the benefits as exploitative must hate college sports. The.
OK, I'm pretty much convinced that Pawlenty was hopeless no matter what.
Apparently, Siri systematically excludes abortion clinics from searches. As Stephen Colbert says, this makes it "like Laura Ingraham, but less robotic."
The Senate may be making it more difficult to withdraw from Afghanistan, although of course the status quo also has substantial downsides. Who will win Iowa? I wonder if Paul.
Although it's sort of touching that they think governors and prosecutors will take scientific findings showing evidence to be unreliable into account if appellate courts can't. The other salient fact.