Lots of interesting stuff on voting today. In Ohio, the Republicans are trying to get new voter registration thrown out due to a technicality involving paper weight. In Florida, Publius has the good
A brilliant post by Jeanne D’Arc about the staggeringly dishonest bait-and-switch being pulled by hawks who 1)strongly favor intervention in the Sudan, and 2)wish to remain hack Bush apologists
For your Sunday afternoon amusement, see s.z.–who finds better wingnuttery than anyone–analyze Lisa Wechel’s fascinating thoughts on sex ed. and the gays. Call me old-fashioned, but
As he prepares to break George Sisler’s record, I thought I would celebrate by passing along a remarkable junk stat. Bill James developed a series of tests that attempted to predict whether a pl
We need to revisit part of LTC Smith’s Weekly Standard article: Historical apologists say that the Japanese were “forced” to attack us because we were strangling their trade in Asia
See Laura Rozen, via Kevin Drum, for the November 2001 State Department map showing Al Qaeda activity. Guess what country doesn’t show any signs of Al Qaeda. State Department is full of communi
I’m far too old and broke to go see this much live music in such a short period of time, (and looking at the dates, I might be too depressed to leave the house) but what am I supposed to do here
Matt Yglesias applies a proper beating to Max Boot when the latter tries to compare Bush with Lincoln: This would be more plausible if Lincoln had launched the Civil War on some kind of whim while su