The bad news is that Neil Cavuto discussed Hillary Clinton's "kind of bitchy image." The good news is that it was on Faux Business, so nobody was watching.
Author: Scott Lemieux
I cringe whenever I see that the Roberts Court is taking a case like this:In theory, a criminal-law doctrine known as the exclusionary rule forbids prosecutors from using evidence obtained.
Obama with a convincing win. But it doesn't count because it's a caucus there are too many black people there aren't enough black people the state is too small. Now,.
Dr. Black:I wonder when Politico will give us the "scoop" that Clinton is planning to hire the hit man who killed Vince Foster to take out all of Obama's delegates.As.
Dave's post on Confederate nostalgia premised on an imaginary commitment to "States' Rights" reminds me that one reason why John Marshall Harlan's dissent in the Civil Rights Cases is one.
I recently said that one shouldn't be too harsh on the Clinton campaign, but this may have been premature:Good lord, let’s see if I have this right. The Clinton campaign decides to cede every post-Super Tuesday state to Obama under the theory that Texas and...
I wish I was making this up, but:The inference is that by winning the small red states with caucuses, but not the big blue states like California and New York,.
I would like to think that this is too obvious to need pointing out, but as Hilzoy and Cole note, the idea that there's some nefarious sexism lurking in Obama's.
Megan McArdle cites a story finding that a fund permitting Virginians to send more money to the government voluntarily raises little revenue. What lesson does she derive from this?This is what economists call "revealed preference". What most of us are really in favor of is...
Yet more evidence for the proposition that the answer to the question "Who's worse, MoDo or Paglia?" is "whoever you've read most recently." I won't even get into Paglia's fulsome.
I think Josh and Markos get it about right about Mark Penn, Union Buster (TM). What's amazing to me is that given his apparent willingness to leave pledged delegates on.