Shorter Verbatim Ann Althouse: "Moody doesn't entertain the notion that OWS might be fascist. He blithely links Miller and fascism to the conservative side of the political spectrum." And Althouse blithely refuses to consider that fascism in fact resides on the complacent center-right! Will she...
Author: Scott Lemieux
The answer is, in fact, perfectly obvious: But none of the principals involved here are corporate lawyers. None of them has any ethical duty of confidentiality toward Penn State and.
Clearly, the increasing price of turkey is all the more reason to heed the sage advice of Calvin Trillin.
Whenever you hear a pundit use this word, you can safely tune out, as it's an even bigger bullshit dump than "leadership" or "bully pulpit." The rest of the column, meanwhile, is premised on the idea that the ideas of the Catfood Commission are enormously...
Apparently the fantasy never dies...
Michael Bailey and Forest Maltzman have a piece up at the Prospect arguing that the best political science modelling suggests that the Supreme Court will uphold the ACA. I don't.
I'm a huge fan of the Roots and think Michele Bachmann is a malignant political figure, but Jessica Grose is right. However subtle, calling a Republican politician a "bitch" isn't any more justifiable than "bitch" jokes about Hillary Clinton, and she does deserve a real...
That's it; I will never again be convinced of Joe Paterno's Profound Morality. Or, for that matter, ever before. Jerry Sandusky's Sixth Amendment claim continues to get support. Hacked emails.
It's an appropriately dopey punchline to a Bobo column that actually argues that the Republican and "Democrat"* parties are equally monolithic. The guy makes a healthy salary to discuss politics.
The foreclosure mill that held hye-larious parties mocking homeless people and believes that it's unconstitutional for banks and their lawyers to be asked to affirm that they own the properties they're seeking to foreclose is shutting down. We should never forget the real victims.
We at LGM's Upstate New York regional offices are very much late to the party in terms of trying Jim Lahey's no-knead bread recipe, which was much discussed several years.
When I called it torture, I meant it. Imagine being sprayed with a concentrated dose of something more than ten times hotter than a habanero pepper, or nearly 1000 times.