As to the absurd notion that George W. Bush has read several hundred books since 2005, I can't offer much beyond what Steven Benen and Matt Stoler have already provided..
I have never pictured Jack Aubrey as looking even vaguely like Charlton Heston, but apparently Patrick O'Brian did. I suppose that I might be more open minded about that possibility.
Think of the children:With powerful and dynamic lyrics, each stanza of “Locked and Loaded” is meant to exhibit the complete synergy of each imperative component of the fight. For instance,.
Creative COIN:U.S intelligence officials use "novel incentives," but this is not limited to Viagra. Sometimes, "notoriously fickle warlords and chieftains" can be won over with tools, school equipment, and surgical.
R.I.P. Since I need to go open presents and such, allow me to delegate to Roy's old appraisal. Make sure to stick around for the decimation of the inevitable Aesthetic.
Frankly, I blame the Democrats. Also, given that I'm thus far 2-5, I'm not sure I'm going to be able to blame my Bowl Mania failure on the fact that.
Bye-Bye Norm. That is, unless the Supremes discover another mysterious "no, the Republican has to win" clause in the 14th Amendment...
I've been away from the intertubes for most of the last few days, so perhaps I'm the last person to hear about this inspiring business success story.Although his assertion has.
- GOP to destroy the IRA, largely at the expense of their own constituents
- Joe Biden age update
- The Disability Follies, Part the Thousandth
- John Roberts criticizes jurisprudential catastrophe created by (checks notes) John Roberts
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,882
- Trump tries to appoint completely unqualified crony as Librarian of Congress
- Playoffs etc. open thread: (draft) ball lie edition
- A $400 million bribe that includes the notation “bribe for the president of the United States” is not a scandal
- Congestion pricing is incredibly effective public policy
- Republicans propose taking away healthcare from millions of people to partially pay for upper-class tax cuts