I can once again outsource follow-up commentary to Jacob Levy, whose views and experiences are similar to my own (although mine might be more intense since I was there during the last referendum. You might think that teaching Canadian politics would present few challenges other...
Author: Scott Lemieux
I have no particular desire to revisit the issue, and indeed have every intention of continuing my post-Pelosi-smear policy of ignoring her except for MSM appearances or unusual circumstances such.
Looking at the boxscore, you might think that last night's Flames/Wild game was a throwback to the worst of the early-aughts NHL. But you would be quite wrong. It was.
Nice to see Lieberman admit he's been straightforwardly lying for years about Iraq as he used it to slander his ex-party mates. One day some members of the Connecticuit electorate may wake up and say, "my god, what have I done?"
Abortion? Not-abortion? Either Way, As Long As Yong Women in Unstable Families Are Placed In Danger!
Ann -- the actual feminist one, I mean -- has a good discussion of recent events in North Dakota. In addition to a draconian abortion ban that would be triggered.
Ah, you always have to like it when the ethnic nationalist secessionists finish third. I hope Pithlord will follow up; I'd be interested to know if Charest and Dumont can.
Taunted? She has a richly detailed fantasy life, you have to give her that. In a week she'll be talking about how GFR threatened her with physical violence and how TAPPED blogs about nothing but breasts......Alterman has more background. It would be one thing if...
Ann Althouse gets livid at Garance Franke-Ruta over nothing. At one point, she threatens to hang up. She's become such a pathetic figure that it's almost painful to watch. (UPDATE:.
I strongly recommend reading this post about the Prison Litigation Reform Act, which makes it more difficult for prisoners to sue and reduces the scope of potential litigation in ways.
Labs has found it: "My own favorite meeting moment came when an old dude at a large faculty meeting said that we should have more meetings." I support the institution of tenure as much as anybody, but I can fully get behind revoking it for...
To follow up on Atrios' point, it seems worth noting the newspaper situation here in one of the nation's most liberal cities (my borough, which Kerry won 72-27, is conservative.
We know Clinton's positions have been more hawkish than her rivals (marginally so than Edwards, much more so than Obama.) It would, as Michael Crowley suggests, seem worthwhile to compare.