Bobo! My heartiest congratulations. (Admittedly, I haven't been keeping tabs on Donald Luskin recently, so the award must be considered provisional.)
Author: Scott Lemieux
Rob says most of what needs to be said about Jonah Goldberg's inevitably failed attempt to turn the Iraq catastrophe into a policy problem for...liberals. I'd like to address this:.
Jules Crittenden excuses corpse desecration by applying "the legal principle of who cares?" With, of course, an approving link from Glenn Reynolds.Evidently, this will have a million uses. "The Constitution.
I know, what can you expect from Roger Scruton, but it's pretty embarrassing for someone to assert that "Environmental movements on the Left seldom pause to consider the question of human motivation...[t]he problem with that approach is that it makes mistakes into permanent legacies and...
Since Atrios has responded to Matt's suggestion that Harry Potter books be a gateway drug with some actual positive discussion of books (I concur with his praise of the beautiful.
Huh, until I found it scrolling through a list of the year's worst films so far I had completely forgotten a picture about some kind of numerology horseshit starring Jim.
Although I remain, as far as I can tell, the only progressive blogger to whom the TNR diary now creating a firestorm instinctively seemed a bit fishy in its details, I certainly agree with this. Any argument premised on the idea that no solider ever...
Jamison Foser has a lot more on Marc Ambinder's remarkable, matter-of-fact admission that "healthy chunk of the national political press corps" is out to get John Edwards and will give.
Fred Hiatt really is a marvel. His latest seems to contain every idiotic possible argument for defending Bush's perpetual war while pretending not to: willful blindness about Bush's actual position,.
Winger icon Michael Yon sees an upside to the Isalmist quasi-state we're killing hundreds of thousands of people and spending immense amounts of money to install in Iraq for no obvious reason: the insistence that "Allah u Akbar" be inscribed on the Iraqi flag reminds...
Apparently there's a book coming out today about a teenage wizard saving the world from Derek Jeter or something. People can discuss it here if they so choose.Meanwhile, like LB.
Franklin Foer stands behind his anonymous diarist:Whenever anybody levels serious accusations against a piece published in our magazine, we take those charges seriously. Indeed, we're in the process of investigating.