L.D. Burnett, a history professor at Collin College in Texas, tweeted this out during last week's remake of The Fly: https://twitter.com/LDBurnett/status/1314023216034320391 This opinion was noted by my good friends at.
Michelle Goldberg delivers a well-above 8th grade civics lesson to Ben Sasse: Now, facing another presidential election that they expect to lose, Republicans are caterwauling about Democratic calls to expand.
This is the grave of Arthur Fiedler. Born in 1894 in Boston, Fiedler grew up the son of Jewish immigrants from Austria who were musicians. His father was a violinist.
Randy Barnett has an anology: I could not agree more that the midnight nomination and confirmation of Marshall by a defeated party is an apt comparison to the midnight confirmation.
I am up at yer NBC news about the ridiculous shell game Republicans play every time a Supreme Court nomination is made by a Republican president. The second one is.
Joe Morgan has died. Arguably the greatest second baseman in baseball history, Morgan was in the early and mid-1970s the best player on the Big Red Machine, which was one.
A party that has effectively given up hope of appealing to a majority of the national electorate or even anything close to that is a very, very dangerous thing: When.
This is the grave of Eugene McCarthy. Born in 1916 in Watkins, Minnesota, McCarthy grew up a hard-core Irish-German Catholic. He went to Catholic school and then Saint John's University.
