A titan departs the liberal blogosphere. What's worst about it is that it will reduce the amount of blogging on the most pressing issue of the day--NHL hockey--to, er, me alone......I should also mention that he did weigh in on the crucial Charlie Watts question...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Here's a surprise:Families earning more than $1 million a year saw their federal tax rates drop more sharply than any group in the country as a result of President Bush’s.
Charlotte Allen using a Young Americans for Freedom list of college courses it doesn't like to churn out a quick, lame, and uninformed op-ed is a well-worn and extremely tired.
Let's say you're a prominent blogger with a well-known shtick of alternating boot-licking Republican hackery with claims that anyone who disagrees with you about anything is excessively "partisan" (usually as a substitute for substantive engagement.) Let's say that someone making mild fun of said persona...
I'm always up for some Strunk & White bashing. [Via U.O.]
One reason I like football somewhat less than hockey or baseball is that I've never been a really big fan of any team. This playoff game, however, is my Maximum.
The Ole Perfesser is still implying that we haven't initiated regime change in Iran because of their secret trove of nuclear weapons. Because if the Iraq War proves anything, it's that there's no possible downside to razing a government and baselessly hoping that a stable...
Yglesias [lighlty edited]:The article comes to me via Martin Peretz, whose status as a cosignatory of the [Euston] Manifesto proudly demonstrates what a hollow farce it is to present the.
Light posting from me will continue for a couple of days as my vacation wraps up; it has involved more success at acquiring hockey tickets than anticipated, with more predictable.
The FBI files on the late Chief Justice contain some interesting information. For example, on his pooling booth goonery and his confirmation hearings with bonus John Bolton material:In July 1986, when President Ronald Reagan nominated Rehnquist to be chief justice, the Justice Department asked the...
I'm very late in wading into the Jim Crow/federalism debate, but a couple of points I haven't seen anyone else make yet:Volokh is right that the "federalism permitted Jim Crow,.
Personal to Michael Ledeen: if you're going to defend an appallingly executed execution using a movie, couldn't you at least use a watchable one?