Credit where due; the Bush administration has found something that Syria is good for. When American torturers don't get the job done, we give the Syrians a shot: In the fall of 2002 Mr. Arar, a Canadian citizen, suddenly found himself caught up in the cruel...
Robert Farley
I missed this Wall Street Journal piece by Robert Pollack. Then again, I miss all Wall Street Journal op-eds (well, I really MISS very few of them) because of the WSJ.
Trackback is fun. Check out the trackback links to Brad Delong's post on the Summers fiasco. I'll not grant the courtesy of a link, but this is what we have: *.
LGM Sitemeeter just hit 50000. That's about 47000 more than we had any right to expect when we started this up nine months ago. Thanks to all our visitors, to our frequent commenters, and to those who have seen fit to link to us over...
I have to say, I'm awestruck by the beauty and the simplicity. The enemy (Osama Bin Laden, the AARP, the Democratic Party, John Kerry, Dan Rather) hates America and loves gays..
Rest in peace.
And if so, should I go? Dear Professor Farley: NBC is hosting a one time screening of their new pilot "Revelations" in Seattle, Washington on March 15th and we would like to invite students and professors from The University of Washington's Political Science Department to...
In answer to the comments made by MrM in response to Scott's post about Larry Summers. . . Asserting that genetics plays a critical role in determining sports "fitness" would.
Erik at Alterdestiny has tired of talking with leftists whose only knowledge of American history comes via Howard Zinn. Accordingly, he has put together a history reading list for progressives. He.
It is well known among those familiar with me that I watch a great deal of TV. Less well known is the fact that I'm actually a discriminating consumer of television. For example, a great proportion of my television watching is dominated by several shows,...
Henry Farrell links to an article by Stephen Walt in the latest Boston Review on the future of American foreign policy. Farrell is a bit surprised that a realist like.
Via USS Mariner, it looks as if the rules that govern fantasy baseball's relationship to Major League Baseball have changed. I'll confess to not being able to fully understand what's going.