What can I say, when you're right 25% of the time, you're wrong 75% of the time. (Florida couldn't even salvage my upset special!) For what very little it's worth, I'm inclined pretty much to go chalk this round -- In descending order of confidence, Philly,...
...and are disappointed that none of you lot pointed out. Namely, that when I wrote this post a month ago, it never occurred to me that I was unconsciously admitting to.
As we cut down our last tropical forests, decimating the lungs of the planet, at least a few people are bravely trying to stop it. In Brazil those activists are.
Your 31 pro-rape Republicans: John Barrasso WY Roy Blunt MO John Boozman AR Richard M. Burr NC Saxby Chambliss GA Tom Coburn OK Thad Cochran MS John Cornyn TX Jim DeMint SC Michael B. Enzi WY Lindsey Graham SC Charles E. Grassley IA Orrin G. Hatch...
For the reasons cited here -- 1)state taxes tend to be very regressive, and 2)balanced budget requirements tend to mean that programs that benefit the poor are especially likely to.
Bill Barnwell is making sense: What is it going to take before teams realize that spending money on running backs is a misuse of precious resources? Both these teams have.
And the Obama Administration caves on the child labor rule for farmers I discussed here.
This is how conservatives see environmentalists: There is so much about this that is remarkable. On a personal level, I love that the spotted owl still drives conservatives nuts 20.
Ernest Callenbach, author of Ecotopia, has died. One of the most influential books of the environmental movement, Ecotopia tells the story of a secessionist Northwest that has committed itself to.
I wrote recently about the proposed Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, which in most of its proposed forms posed a serious threat to privacy. The bad news is that 1)it passed the House 2)in a form that, if anything, is even worse. ...a chance for...
I know what will solve this problem: Airpower! In the Bible, Jesus gave us an example in Luke Chapter 10 about a man who was beaten, robbed and left for.
One of the more excruciating scenes in the 1967 film The Graduate, which centers on an aimless young man who can't figure out what he's supposed to do with his.