Author: Scott Lemieux
Greetings from Washington D.C. This post feels different as it is being written on my brand new ibook, which I got as my traveling laptop. I must admit that I'm.
Off to D.C.; posting will depend on the fabled Acela wireless service and other connectivity issues. In the meantime, please enjoy the following links: An excellent post by Jill about.
The Supreme Court has ruled, 6-3, that the Attorney General does not have the authority to override Oregon's assisted suicide law. The Court (correctly) did not announce a new constitutional.
Shorter Laura Bush: The must crucial goal for sex-ed programs is to ensure that women don't get AIDS until they're married or raped.
I believe that Matt has uncovered the ultimate Caitlin Flanagan article; indeed, the scale of the self-parody is so deep that if her name wasn't on the byline I would.
Congratulations to frequent commenter gmack and the Steelers. I was meeting someone for lunch and had to leave after halftime, but decided to record the rest just in case it.
I was pleased to discover via iocaste that the WSJ has made this outstanding article available online. Make sure to click through--there's a detailed explanation with a handy chart, but.
Sam Alito has given a very helpful interview to the fine folks at Fafblog!:FB: Now back around then you also wrote a memo saying the Attorney General can't be sued.