Goldberg's latest is almost too incoherent to even be hateful. Almost.
Author: Scott Lemieux
Virginia edition. However, abortion policy expert Ross Douthat has informed us that the United States permits absolutely no restrictions on abortion, so obviously this is all a bad dream of.
Of course, on the issue of the replacements we'd probably part company again...
While we wait for SEK's take on perhaps the strongest episode of what is shaping up as an exceptional season for the best show on American television since The Wire, Matt Zoller Seitz has a worthwhile reading.
It's also worth looking at this important data compiled by Andrew Gelman and his colleagues, which breaks national trends down at a state-by-state level: The more important turning points in.
E.J. Graff presents the best optimistic take I've seen yet. I wouldn't say I'm fully convinced, but I hope she's right that the outcome will be a net positive. She.
This story, making the rounds on Twitter, is indeed remarkable: When Emily Cooper headed off to first grade in Moody, Ala., last week, she was prepared with all the stuff on her elementary school’s must-bring list: two double rolls of paper towels, three packages of...
Given that this particular manifestation of the War On (Some Classes of People Who Use Some) Drugs has resulted in another federal prosecution, this research by Eric Walker couldn't be.
It's been a pretty tough year in terms of shocking revelations. I could just about survive finding out that a wealthy professional athlete has had extramarital relations. But now I.
Shorter Andrew McCarthy: As Newt Gingrich pointed out, the exclusionary, authoritarian practices of Saudi Arabia provide a better model for religious tolerance and pluralism than the Constitution of the United States. We should do more to emulate the former. ...also. Extra props for the video...
As Amanda said on Twitter, the one thing you have to give the Minnesota Republicans in their highly instructive decision to make an ad based on perhaps the stupidest conservative.
Shorter Andrew Malcolm: "I'm going to pretend that the Senate works according to majoritarian rules, and then I'm going to pretend that people like Ben Nelson and Joe Lieberman are.