Shorter Verbatim Sarah Palin: "Dr.Laura:don't retreat...reload! (Steps aside bc her 1st Amend.rights ceased 2exist thx 2activists trying 2silence"isn't American,not fair")." When I said that when a winger talk show host asserted that private individuals criticizing her racist remarks were violating her First Amendment rights she was...
The odd thing about Dean's tenure as a liberal standard-bearer is that he really wasn't all that liberal; certainly, a good argument can be made that Kerry's record was more.
Shorter neo-neocon: "Everything changed for me on September 11. I used to consider myself a Democrat, but thanks to 9/11, I think Barack Obama hates America and may well be.
Geoff Forden wrote a fantastic post on the technical challenges that the Chinese DF-21 anti-ship ballistic missile system faces, and poses. Make sure to read the comments as well.
This is the way the war ends. Grasping the precise semantic distinction between "combat troops" and "the 50,000 remaining U.S. troops that will go on combat missions with Iraqi troops.
Among nuggets of wisdom about social networking tools that I've picked up under the tutelage of one Stanley Wasserman is this: not only can you network electronically, but now so.
A commenter on the recent thread about Kennedy says probably not: I see no reason why anyone would assume that Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor and Kafan would be votes to affirm. Nothing in their records suggests it, as far as I can see. As for Ginsburg and...
Sarah Palin's fascinating theory that the First Amendment should exempt her from criticism gains another adherent in odious busybody Laura Schlessinger: Well, I'm here to say that my contract is.
That's right. I'm traveling again, this time to beautiful Bloomington, Indiana to study network analysis methods with the InterUniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research. More on what I'm learning.
The fourth season of Mad Men has been maligned in some corners because it "merely" continues to be superb. Such are the burdens of high expectations. The final scenes of the most recent episode, "The Rejected," demonstrate that the series deserves those expectations by living up...
Reasonable, moderate, thinking man's birther Tom Maguire comes out against an Islamic cultural center desecrating sacred Burlington Coat Factory ground. None of his arguments are good, of course, but this.
Huh: Lou Gehrig, a heroic slugger for the Yankees baseball team, was famed for brushing aside repeated fractures and batting after nearly being knocked unconscious, before giving his name to.