Indeed. Although I think the story needed a some gushing Tim McCarver quotes pointing out that only a truly special player could throw out Frank Thomas on a ball hit 18 inches from his glove hand...The other irritating thing is that while Jeter--for all of...
Author: Scott Lemieux
There are lots of ways to define a "Republican," but "someone who thinks that someone with more than $5 million worth of assets is 'poor or middle class'" seems as.
After the first technical post with extensive discussions of Canadian case law, let me try to lay out the case for Roe made by Balkin and the other authors.As I.
Via Barbara, I see that it's not just Lieberman but ace uncoverer of Islamofascist conspiracies in the Travel section of the New York Times Tom Maguire who is trying to gin up some outrage over a blog post. About the post itself, there's just not...
Apparently the apples became bad partly because they were poisoned:Military prosecutors and investigators probing the killing of three Iraqi detainees by U.S. troops in May believe the unit's commanders created.
As I mentioned recently, I thought I would devote some time to discuss some of the arguments made in Jack Balkin's new book, What Roe Should Have Said. (Balkin describes.
Shorter Verbatim K-Lo: "Mel Gibson might be my favorite feminist. If he's not number one on my list, he's pretty close, in competition with Pope John Paul II."UPDATE BY ROB: Michael Medved is shocked, shocked that Mel Gibson would make anti-semitic remarks. Via Sully.
Ah, I see that the Republicans are funding a Useful Idiot Green Useful Idiot Party candidate for the Pennsylvania Senate election. Makes sense for the GOP, anyway. Look, it's very.
I had meant to write about claims that Mel Gibson's anti-Semitism (which wasn't exactly a secret before his recent DUI at any rate) should affect the evaluation of his art.
My contrarian cred is established! Seriously, it's a strange world in which any of my empirical analysis would even be considered controversial; as Ponnuru himself recently noted, pro-lifers who want to overturn Roe are not, in fact, irrational, and unless you're trying to pitch an...
In the light of Pat Gillick being sold several acres of North Dakota oceanfront property by Brian Cashman, Joe Sheehan asks a good question: How's that taxpayer-funded ballpark working out.
Erik in comments and Roy via email object to my snideness about JFK, and I'm willing to do at least a partial walkback. I certainly hold to my core assumptions:.