I'd have to agree that when it comes to wingnut conspiracy theorists I prefer the undiluted brew. What's scary about Laurie "Saddam Poisoned My Hamster" Mylroie is this:I’m happy to sit back and watch this unfold, but two points first. First, Hayes writes:"Although her emails...
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Buzz Bissinger, handpuppet to Tony LaRussa, Super Genius (TM). See also....and also.
Jack Balkin makes an excellent point here. Defenses of the Supreme Court upholding the Indiana voter ID law claim that the requirement will somehow be part of a political bargain.
Wow, you know the Missouri state legislature's latest round of "if you choose to get an abortion, you must be an irrational, hysterical woman" regulations are bad when even Will Saletan can see through them. This may be too optimistic, but the only potential good...
In light of Scalia once again dismissing those who consider Bush v. Gore less than a noble application of constitutional principle, this passage from his concurrence in Crawford can only.
The Supreme Court's decision upholding Indiana's vote ID law was unable to secure 5 votes for a single rationale. Stevens, in an opinion joined by Kennedy and Roberts, rejected the.
Dismayingly but not surprisingly, the Supreme Court upheld Indiana's Imaginary Vote Fraud and Democratic Vote Suppression Act today. Vote was 6-3, Stevens joining the majority and writing for the plurality, leaving open the possibility of an as-applied challenge. More later this afternoon.
For those wondering how painfully lame an anti-Obama Dylan parody would have to be to get an endorsement from Lisa Schiffren and Ann Althouse, the suspense is regrettably over. Come.
M. LeBlanc finds Obama using some wishy-washy rhetoric about parental involvement laws. I do think her headline is a little unfair; the closest to an outright endorsement is "possibly for.
Antonin Scalia continues to tell people to "get over" the disgraceful decision in Bush v. Gore. As he must know, that won't happen. Since he continues to do things like say that the equal protection rationale was "7-2," it's worth repeating exactly why the decision...
...in the Sean Bell case (Bell, who was unaramed, was killed and two of his also unarmed friends wounded after 50 shots were fired by officers in Jamaica, Queens.) And.
Walter Shapiro asks "Whose fault is the Clinton-Obama stalemate?" The article then more or less argues that although Clinton's campaign has been egregiously incompetent, Obama's campaign has also had a.