Ezra:"My husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle of June, right? We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California. I don't understand it," [Clinton] said, dismissing calls to drop out.The tongue...
Good post."And now Lieberman is out there playing that 'toughness' card for John McCain. I just can't believe it. Back in 2006, I looked at Ned Lamont and I saw.
It's difficult for me to express just how moronic this column is:THIS MAY sound like an extreme conclusion but, as Ari Bar Yossef, retired lieutenant-colonel and administrator of the Knesset's.
This is pretty cool.My current home, in Cincinnati, scores an 80. My last apartment in Lexington scored a 98, although that's misleading; it counts as a grocery store something that really isn't a grocery store, and counts the Rite Aid that closed last month. My first...
It looks like even if they amend the Constitution to accommodate Granholm and Schwarzenegger I'll have no chance of becoming president. I mean, just the French is bad enough...
I'm constantly dumbfounded by the lack of common sense in American criminal justice policy. Today's example: putting kids who are tried as adults in adult jails. The NY Times has.
Friday Cat Blogging... Starbuck and Nelson
John F. Kennedy, during a news conference, 22 May 1963[W]e would withdraw the troops, any number of troops, any time the Government of South Viet-Nam would suggest it. The day.
This seems like kind of a big deal:Iraq's most influential Shiite cleric has been quietly issuing religious edicts declaring that armed resistance against U.S.-led foreign troops is permissible — a.
I can't think of a recent presidential campaign that's been characterized by as many terrible historical analogies as this one. From Obama's evocations of Ronald Reagan, to McCain's addled nonsense about appeasement, to Clinton's suggestion that the woman suffrage and black voting rights campaigns provide some...
Glenn Greenwald makes the obvious point about Ben Wittes' critique of the California gay marriage decision: for all intents and purposes, there's no argument in it. The shallow, bumper-sticker versions.
Obviously, one has to agree that the fact that a band played before an Obama rally is an immensely important issue which proves his popularity is a fraud. I particularly.