I feel a certain sympathy with Matt and Kevin on this issue. Although I’m not religious, I don’t really give a damn about displays of the Ten Commandments, nativity scenes, and what not. But, hey, tolerance only gets us so far. I can’t remember what I was doing on the day that John Kerry made […]
Quiddity presents Rob’s point in amusing format, although hopes that the pictures will allow Jonah Goldberg to understand it are probably in vain.
Friday Cat Blogging. . . Stromboli
David Neiwert scares me.
Nice to see the Senators from my former and current state getting to the heart of the matter: May 12, 2005 The Honorable Michael O. LeavittSecretaryUnited States Department of Health and Human Service
A shoe that has taken a little while to drop; mainstream conservatives are finally beginning to point out in public that the neo-con project of remoulding the world sits uncomfortably with traditional
Via Dan Kennedy, a blast from the past from Kathryn Jean Lopez, who argues that poor David Hager was being discriminated against for religious reasons, but of course would never allow his beliefs to get in the way of his scientific responsibilities. I think it’s safe to declare this assertion inoperative. Also note this part […]
This is making the rounds: “Should any political party attempt to abolish social security, unemployment insurance, and eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that party ag
As a follow-up to my post about pro-choice politics and populism, Matt provides some extremely useful data: People were asked what they think about “making it more difficult for a woman to get a
I know you’ll think I’m making it up, but I swear that walking argument against nepotism (and film critic who makes Michael Medved look like Pauline Kael) John Podhoretz wrote the following at the Kiddy Korner: Harry Reid vote total in 2004 = 490,232 Bush vote total in 2004 = 62,040,606 Yes, truly unassailable logic. […]
Tbogg and Attaturk do some good work taking John Tierney’s latest apart, but I don’t think they go quite far enough. Let’s forget, for a moment, that John Tierney is a complete fucking hack whos
I’m not the sort that reads Powerline with any regularity, but this caught my attention: It’s great to see someone standing up for colonialism, especially British colonialism. I agree whol