Lance picks up on Rob's previous post. With respect to A-Rod, I think that the vote was outrageously close; it's not like I want Slappy to get the award either,.
Ann Althouse is certainly right about this:If I were an insider to OSM, would I mock them like this? Isn't much of the value of bloggers that we are on.
As a follow-up to my previous post, Somerby notes today that he recently posted the contemporaneous reaction about Ginsburg's nomination from the Washington Post: On the D.C. Court of Appeals,.
The Harvard Law Review's annual statistics are out. Interestingly enough, Breyer and O'Connor were tied as the justice most likely to agree with the disposition of the case (something to.
...in light of the smoking gun, I thought it would be worth bumping the most recent Alito link dump (first one here); I'll add any good stuff I find. (Make.
I recently mentioned Stuart Taylor's latest collection of evidence-free assertions that Alito is a moderate, which is no better than his terrible Newsweek article. Some of the problems are familiar..
Professor B has a very thoughtful partial defense of Maureen Dowd, and raises a lot of good points. I certainly don't want to deny that internalized sexism could have affected.
As Jane says, a special hall of infamy should be erected to house the five "Democrats" who voted to strip habeas corpus rights, preferably in shackles:Kent Conrad - North DakotaJoe.
