Mr. Richard Cohen, ladies and gentlemen!
Author: Scott Lemieux
Seriously, Obama needs to stop with this public-health-damaging nonsense immediately....what Megan says in comments is worth elevating here:And to second (third, fourth, whatever) those above - the science is not.
I guess my prediction today will be...Clinton by 13.
What Frank said:"Elitism" is thus a crime not of society's actual elite, but of its intellectuals. Mr. Obama has "a dash of Harvard disease," proclaims the Weekly Standard. Mr. Obama reminds columnist George Will of Adlai Stevenson, rolled together with the sinister historian Richard Hofstadter...
An appropriately Ruthless Review, pointing out the problem with Mamet's Voice position paper was not its conservatism but its jaw-dropping banality and many strawman burnings. I'm glad they reminded me.
Apparently, the effect of eating four day-old spinach when you think you might have some kind of stomach flu is to remove all doubt. Hopefully blogging will remove shortly. In.
Kathy unloads some snark on Maureen "Feminism Should Too Be My Dating Service!" Dowd for asserting that, whatever that condescending girly-man Barack Obama might think, she was never bitter:But there's another problem with the opening sentence of the Dowd column. "I'm not bitter." Oh Maureen...
Ann (or, as she as known in the New Yorker, "one blogger") points out that Aliza Shvarts will be turned into the kind of apocryphal symbol that will be used.
Given what bean correctly identifies as the complexity of today's ruling in Baze v. Rees, I'll have to leave discussion of the fractured holding until tomorrow. For now, let me.
Shorter Armed Liberal: A story poking mild fun at some conservative bloggers not notable for either their working-class cred or commitment to civil discourse will cost Democrats the 2008 election.Evidently, this is doubly funny coming from Danzinger. What the Democrats really need, apparently, is to...
I can't say I'm sorry I missed this.
The recently retired Justice O'Connor recently spoke at Hunter College with Justice Breyer, and was asked by a student if there was a vote she regretted casting. After rejecting the.