Marc Lynch shares Charli's judgment about the Mubarak speech: It's hard to exaggerate how bad Hosni Mubarak's speech today was for Egypt. In the extended runup to his remarks, every.
PTJ has an interesting idea: I did a little digging and thus far have been completely unable to locate something that I would have thought that someone would have already.
Of course not. Open questions: 1) Did Mubarak gamble that people would be exhausted and react with disappointment instead of anger? 2) Is he hoping the protesters will snap to.
Obviously, I agree with Ann and Matt. In particular, I'm not going to go along with the dominant centrist wisdom that pro-choicers should concede up front that abortion is immoral.
"You know what's interesting about the word 'big'? It's smaller than the word 'small.' And the word 'little.' And even the word 'tiny.' How can that be?" I sometimes have.
Yglesias: People generally understand that the domestic politics of a large liberal democracy reflect a contending set of interests in which the controlling coalition need have no relationship to the.
Ta-Nehisi Coates: Every day women choose to do the hard labor of a difficult pregnancy. Its courageous work, which inspires in me a degree of admiration exceeded only by my horror at.
Woo-hoo! I tell ya, if 2002 ever comes back he'll be an exciting prospect. Anyone know if Scott Sanders is still available?
