All you need to know about Fred Hiatt's crayon scribble page: So it seems the difference between "right-leaning" and "left-leaning" columnists at the Washington Post is that the right-leaning list includes people who worked for Republican presidents while the left-leaning list merely includes a columnist who votes for...
I think that Paul's post -- which Rob references below -- actually leaves out my favorite part of the linked Politico article. This is some classic comedy: Palin’s politics of.
When I first saw this, I briefly thought that I had wandered into the Onion by mistake. Kansas state rep Virgil Peck (R, of course) suggested that the "immigration problem".
Scott Walker is definitely part of the Republican "life begins at conception and ends at birth" faction: His recently released budget proposes to repeal Wisconsin’s “contraceptive equity” law which stipulates that that health insurance plans in the state that cover prescription drugs cover contraception. The budget...
I have some thoughts at the Daily Beast about what Casey Heynes' response to being informed that he's fat might tell us about Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign. Casey's shift.
At WPR I revisit the military-in-autocratic-politics theme: Autocrats also take cues from events in foreign countries and build their institutions accordingly. Many observers of global politics are watching China and.
While it's hard to tear away from unfolding world events, I expect to be offline for most of the rest of the week to present research on transnational networks, the theory-policy divide, drone warfare, and zombies,* and to fulfill other role-related obligations at the International Studies...
The DLC may have closed up shop, but we still have a pompous blowhard who inherited a Senate seat, did essentially nothing of value with it, and then followed up.
I was going to say it's Marc Thiessen. But really, it's Fred Hiatt for giving him a platform.
As Lenny Briscoe said, nothing good comes from this: Japan’s nuclear crisis intensified again Wednesday, with authorities at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi plant in northeastern Japan announcing that a containment vessel surrounding another reactor may have ruptured and appeared to be releasing radioactive steam. That would...
OHSA found to have anti-Irish bias! The 20-year-old Notre Dame student who was killed when the hydraulic lift he was on fell over as he filmed the football team on.
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