Here, for the first time, in Baltimore, home of great TV dramas and crabs. Admittedly, July with the Orioles out of town is a far from optimal time to visit, but I didn't organize the conference...I will still be dropping in occasionally, and there may...
Author: Scott Lemieux
It's about intimidation. (Note the request for the General's name; I can't imagine why he wouldn't comply!) At any rate, this kind of thing is why the libertarian position on.
Nathan, Barbara and Lindsay make the case for Ulysses S. Grant as one of the greatest American Presidents. Particularly given my conviction that the ugly tradegy that was the dismantling.
fireworks parades Evidently, I can't say that either the 4th of July or Canada Day bring much excitement to my life...
Shorter Verbatim Tom Maguire: "I am not sure I grasp the news value of this Times piece describing the summer homes of Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld...I remain dubious of.
How surprising! Samuel Alito--who in the public of his supporters mysteriously went from being a staunch reactionary to being a moderate liberals should happily support when he was nominated to.
Echidne and Amanda have already addressed Ana Marie Cox's airheaded non-review of Katha Pollit's new book. One of its many idiotic points was to claim that Pollit must be kidding when she said that were it not for liberals "there'd be mouse feet in your...
Admittedly, this has long been obvious, but is there any better example of the depths to which the National Review has fallen than that it's willing to hire Mark Levin.
Wow, when I was just there the press and public were just savaging the French team; I'm guessing that's now inoperative. But between that and the Mets pummelling the Yanks,.
From Chris Clarke--The Love Song Of J. Edgar Goldstein, a loving tribute to a blogger who has done so much to bring civility and dignity to the blogosphere:And would I have been worth it, after all,Without the quips, the martyrdom, the glee,Without the one-act plays...
Not surprisingly, Boalt Hall monarchist John Yoo has taken to the pages of the McPaper to argue that the Supreme Court went too far in constraining the powers of the.
Despite the hysterical reactions from some quarters of the right ("A victory for terrorists!"; "Can't Try Them, So Fry Them!"; "Instrument of Surrender Signed by SCOTUS"), the Hamdan opinion was.