Pittsburgh (-3) over Baltimore: I wish it weren't so, too, but the Steelers have a major edge as well as a major asshole at QB, are home, and it's not like the Ravens have a substantially superior defense. Green Bay (+1) over Atlanta: Frankly, part of...
Via Sigger.
"Let's look it up on that poster, then, Mom. I might be wrong about TV, but I'm pretty sure children do have the right to set their own bedtime." Nope..
From an editorial at the Washington Times: Mrs. Palin is well within her rights to feel persecuted. Since the Saturday bloodbath, members of the liberal commentariat have spoken in a unified voice, charging her and other conservatives with being indirectly or somehow directly responsible for the...
Jack Cashill -- the man who claims his literary sensibilities rival those of a latter-day Auerbach -- proves yet again, again, to have problems being intellectually honest. In "Obama Does.
My first reaction to this story was "How could you possibly do Undercover Boss as a city mayor? Wouldn't you be recognized?" This quickly gave way to my second reaction,.
I remember when I used to joke about Republicans bringing back Hammer v.Dagenhart. [Update: more explanation here.] Senator Mike Lee provides the punchline himself. It's worth mentioning here that, Lee's claims that Hammer was a regrettable outcome compelled by the Constitution notwithstanding, the majority's reasoning was in...
To follow up on Greenwald's response to William Galston's call to make more people subject to involuntary civil confinement, it's worth discussing the case in which the Supreme Court held.
Al-Jazeera reports Tunisia is now governed by the military.
Some radical Trotskyites on the Kentucky Supreme Court decided to ignore the new, annotated Federalist Society version of the Constitution, which includes the crucial provision "please disregard all previous clauses if the War (on Some Classes of People Who Use Some) Drugs is involved," resulting in...
Now that my beloved University of Michigan football program has been hijacked and destroyed by a meglo-maniacal erstwhile purveyor of crappy pizza, I'm looking for my pigskin thrills elsewhere. Bless.
Tim Pawlenty seems to think that favoring the reinstatement of an unpopular, unjust law that damages national security is necessary to appeal to the GOP primary base. I wish I.