I'm not going to say that this is the most vapid column MoDo has ever written -- the competition is way too steep. But it's always worth remembering that our most prominent newpaper thinks it's worth spending oodles of money to receive utterly incoherent non-thoughts...
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In one of the funniest law review articles ever written, Nelson Lund was not only one of a tiny handful of law professors to argue that Bush v. Gore was.
A Yankees fan friend (to the extent to such a thing is possible) comments: Definition of a masochist: Mets' fan who watches his team lose a one-run game to the.
Not surprisingly, Douthat tries and fails. In this case, the Times seems to be paying for the classic Maggie Gallagher feeble, undefended tautology in somewhat more flowery prose. Another point for Judge Walker... ...see also.
Yeah, I would have never have dreamed that this title could be anything but cheap sarcasm, but here we are.
R.I.P. Dustin Moseley wins the Kei Igawa memorial award as the replacement-level pitcher who looks like Pete Alexander in a crucial game against Boston. And yet -- I may have.
Vikram Amar has a good piece about the recent holding that Propoistion 8 is unconstitutional and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. The most important point, I think, is that if the 9th Circuit decides to reverse the Supreme Court will probably decline to hear...
R.I.P. Only some are available free, but his reflections on living with ALS -- like most of his writing -- were terrific. You don’t need to worry about 70-528 exam.
Serial non-monogamist Newt Gingrich shares some pompous thoughts about how teh gays and their Ed Meese-approved radical allies in the federal courts are destroying the Sacred Institution of Marriage, but.
Current Intelligence has published some ruminations of mine from my trip to Phuket last month. Lead paragraph follows:Though I definitely passed through customs and back, it’s hard to know whether I traveled to a country called Thailand these past two weeks or whether I was...
I outline some reasons to be skeptical about whether Kennedy would be willing to cast a fifth vote to hold bans on same-sex marriage unconstitutional here. At a minimum, there's.
Obviously, Krugman versus Paul Ryan isn't a fair fight, but this is nonetheless quite satisfying.