The answer, of course, is "no." While it's true that Theodore Roosevelt favored spelling reform, one assumes he wasn't thinking of his own name as a candidate for revision. This wouldn't have happened if the team still played in Montreal.
As always, this Robert Samuelson column is an utter embarrassment, starting with his typical indefensible conflation of Medicare and Social Security to pretend that they're both poised to blow up.
A good post from Susan Bandes. I think the point about the way in which conservative nominees like Thomas and Alito have emphasized their life stories is particularly important --.
Feng at ID highlights two new bits of data on China's aircraft carrier program. The first is that the Chinese have carried out significant work on the ex-Varyag, the Kuznetsov class carrier that they purchased several years ago and that has been the source of constant...
I had always assumed that, while he is certainly a world-class wanker and atrocious director, that McG couldn't quite match up with the likes of Bay or Schumacher in the.
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Making Chris Matthews look substantive:
I'm sure that the Chinese just arrived independently at the idea of having a folding-wing version of the Su-27:Russia is eyeing China following media reports that an unlicensed variant of.
Friday Cat Blogging... Stromboli
I'm sure that everyone has seen this, but that doesn't make it less awesome:Gates:Any soldier who goes into battle against the Taliban in pink boxers and flip-flops has a special kind of courage.
This is a sincere question. I'm not a particularly courageous person by any means, but I can say with considerable confidence that I've never felt any actual fear of terrorism..
Jan Crawford Greenburg convincingly speculates that Diane Wood should be considered the frontrunner to be Obama's first Supreme Court nominee. Given the current candidates -- i.e. given that Karlan doesn't.