Apparently, the answer is "at least three."
Probably not terribly significant -- the legislature can just re-pass the law unless the courts fail to defer to its judgment of what constitutes a budget act -- but a.
Joining convicted domestic abuser Hiram Monserrate among the four New York state Democrats who voted against same-sex marriage was Carl Kruger, an alleged shakedown artist living with his same-sex partner.
A lot of Mets fans seem to be thrilled that the Mets are going to replace Luis Castillo with a second baseman who's even worse that Luis Castillo. As Neyer says, it doesn't really matter, but since I understand the concept of sunk costs I don't...
Feel that Tea Party freedom!
As national opinion continues to become more supportive of same-sex marriage, it's worth once again remembering how frequently it was said that Goodridge was a disaster for the same-sex marriage.
In the absence of our experts on International Relations, I'll put this out there for discussion: the UN security council resolution surprises me (note the abstention of both China and Russia). What surprises me more is the reaction of Gaddafi.
Jon Chait has a great new piece on the historical sources, hidden motivations, and overall incoherence of the contemporary GOP's anti-tax dogma. One implicit feature of Chait's analysis is that.
For obvious reasons, this reminded me of this. From the more recent one, I especially treasure the line about how Libyans probably wish that John McCain was around to drop.
Liberals sometimes criticize Sarah Palin because we're absolutely terrified that she will make a formidable candidate. After all, in the wake of her historic performance as VP candidate, who could doubt it? And if she makes Haley Barbour her veep choice, whew, that would be unbeatable. ...
Not that his decimation of Rumsfeld isn't entertaining, but the "Iraq War was a great idea if it weren't for those meddling Bushies" line that Boot is pushing really won't.
(aka Ramblings in the Name of a Coherent Blog Post) As I've argued here before, the policy proposals of the recently ascendant right, in both the United Kingdom and the.