Shorter David Brooks: "The fact that the new Republican House will totally be run by pragmatic, reasonable moderates interested in cutting deals with Democrats rather than mere obstruction gives me a Boehner." My very favorite part of this classic in the being-a-dutiful-stenographer-for-politicians-who-will-tell-you-whatever-nonsense-you-want-to-hear genre is this: In...
Yeah, maybe they could have him back up Rex Grossman. Is Ryan Leaf available? If not, I'm guessing Joey Harrington is finding selling life insurance a little dull. I'd recommend.
Silver has it. I'll say GOP +61 in the House, GOP +7 in the Senate (Dems upset in Colorado, GOP wins the other leaners/sure things, Rubio wins FLA.)
Since some complained that my lack of detailed anatomical knowledge or emergency room experience undermined my larger argument in my first Kick-Ass post, I thought I'd approach the same argument from another angle. If you'll recall, in that post I argued that Vaughn's shot selection is...
Congrats to the Giants, and UW's own Tim Lincecum! The Giants' history of torturing their fans is very underrated; the Game 6 loss in 2002 would be legendary if it.
I kinda wish a Democratic elected official would say something like this: Well, let me just tell you that the most excited I'm about is -- and I'm asking Congress.
In the interests of compliance with the Pundit-Blogger Accountability Act of 2010, here are my revised election predictions. For the Senate I'm going to go wildly optimistic: Dems -6, winning both Colorado and Illinois, but losing Nevada. For the House, I dunno: Maybe -56? And let's...
No matter what happens on Tuesday, at least Evan Bayh will no longer be a United States Senator. Speaking of which, this seems like a good time to revisit the.
Shorter Verbatim Blogprof: "How refreshing that we had a President that knows how to throw a baseball. Bush didn't 'wrist' it like sissy girls do." How dreamy! Sadly, this is.
Carl Paladino.
It's not as if there are a lot of good arguments for war against Iran, but Broder has constructed what has to be the worst. Duss does the necessary demolition.
The bailout of Detroit has indeed worked out even better than it could have been hoped -- and I was optimistic.