Shakespeare's Sister reacts with a limited degree of optimism about the news that Roberts worked hard for his clients' interests in the landmark gay rights case Romer v. Evans. One thing to emphasize, though, is that this will be touted as a sign of moderation...
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I'm surprised that the meaning of Cornershop's classic "Brimful of Asha" remains obscure to some music fans; it's part of a great tradition pop music. "Pictures of Lily," "Blister in.
Last year, the mainstream sports media fell over itself declaring that Jason Giambi's success was soley the result of steroid use, and that the presumed end of such use would.
This is cool.
MSNBC President Rick Kaplan has a new plan for his stillborn show Tough Crowd With Tucker Carlson. In July, Carlson's unwatchable, heavily promoted wankfest ranked as the #37 cable news.
Ann Althouse's critique of Pajamas Media--the blog advertising and wingnut news aggregation company being run by Glenn Reynolds, Roger L. Simon, Charles Johnson, Assrocket, Hugh Hewitt, Chuck Norris and Johnny.
An invaluable post by Mark Kleiman, who notes that Georgia will now require government-issued photo ID to vote. Among other things, this also reminds us of the importance of winning Presidential elections; legislation like the Voting Rights Act is only as good as the administration...
A few questions, inspired by my tape deck-less journey across America. . .Is it shameful, when in South Dakota, to sit through a "three spot" of Journey in order to.
Tim Burke has a thoughtful and fascinating post up about the contradictions of liberal agency with respect to advertising, a puzzle I've occasionally thought about devoting some time to thinking.
For people who don't believe in nanny-state regulation of consensual sexuality in all its forms, there can only be one priority: get Republicans out of office. Take the nominally "pro-choice" lame duck governor of New York George Pataki:Gov. George Pataki plans to veto legislation that...
I'm not sure that I agree with Norbizness' claim that this list (1, 2) reflects East Coast Bias really holds water. While this has certainly historically been the case (although.
Sitting Bull had the good sense to wipe out Custer and the Seventh Cavalry just off of I-90, so I stopped and took a few pictures.Earlier this summer I spoke.