Remember when we were supposed to take Campbell Brown seriously? That was a terrible 15 minutes. As I am reminded by this piece of pure hackishness by Brown.
As I've said before, we people living today are the likely the last people who will ever eat saltwater fish on a commercial scale. The World Wildlife Fund and Brad.
If Tom Friedman and Matt Miller ever do get their centrist third party started up, they can pair Cory Booker with Erskine Bowles for electoral gold. This morning on Meet.
As a general rule, if you frequently assert that you're a Nice Guy, you're not. It's like Richard Cohen asserting that he's funny. (While we're going back in time, might as well link to Tedra's classic typology too.) I'm not sure what people who question the...
Apparently, you can go broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public. Compelling as this weekend's Hollywood offerings were, I think I'm going to hold out for the film versions.
Thought inspired by a morning of watching reality TV at the gym: Are we as close as we can be to King's dystopic "Running Man" vision, or should we expect.
Ari Kohen on an Althouse/Loury bloggingheads discussion of opposition to SSM on religious grounds: Religions aren’t monolithic; if people really are involved in deep spiritual reflection on the matter of homosexuality, then they will surely be able to find an interpretation of their religious texts that...
Citizens United and the rise of super PACs have galvanized our attention on how all this conservative money will affect the presidential race. But the real impact is on Congressional.
The problem isn't just Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, who is a traitor for renouncing his American citizenship so he doesn't have to pay taxes, it's the whole company engaging in.
Adam Serwer has an excellent piece about the House GOP stopping an important modification to the NDAA. I would frame the issue differently, however: At least it's on the record: Most House Republicans support the indefinite detention without trial of American citizens. This is, I suppose,...
Ah, Mittens. Sure, financial institutions losing some money, what's the big deal? Some counterparty must be making money -- what could possibly go wrong? Stay illiquid and unregulated, my friends!
On this date 92 years ago, the Matewan Massacre took place in the small town of Matewan, West Virginia. In January 1920, the United Mine Workers of America had a.