Yesterday LGM's palatial capital region offices received their copy of Corey Robin's The Reactionary Mind. If I understand correctly, one of the book's main arguments is that attempts to distinguish.
Friend of LGM and dismayingly relevant author Charles Pierce has a new politics blog at Esquire, which is of course excellent. See, for example, this analysis of the Republican attack.
Y'know, I'm just going to go out on a limb and declare that Terry Francona's decision to use Alfredo Aceves out of the bullpen in the final week was a.
Now this is fascinating. What's particularly interesting is that the decline of pumpkin beer in the early 19th century was not about temperance, but about a modernizing nation turning its.
Atrios points us to this piece on supermarkets pulling back from the self-checkout stands. I am very glad to see this. As Atrios points out, these things are nothing more.
While I often like Mark Bittman, like a lot of the recent generation of food writers (and, all too often, environmental writers more broadly), he talks down to the poor..
Logically consistent Maggie Gallagher: The fact that members of LGM are not routinely given speaking gigs by Republican organizations is a clear violation of their civil rights. Shorter Maggie Gallagher: .
Two incidents from yesterday's NFL action: (1) Detroit is punting from their own five in a tie game with Minnesota. The clock is running and Minnesota has no time outs..
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