In addition to pressuring U.S. Attorneys to pursue isolated cases of vote fraud for which there was no actual evidence, the DOJ made sure to delay the investigation of actual systematic electoral theft which may have won the GOP the 2002 New Hampshire Senate race before...
Michael Berube notes the obvious predecessors of Jonah Goldberg's major new contribution to American letters, Mussolini Was Nice To Kittens, Just Like Many...Liberals!!1!!ONE11!!111.I note as well that most of the.
So, I'm late to the Liptak love this week. I blame it on...whatever. It's time. Only 2 days late.This week, Liptak joins the crack/cocaine sentencing fray with a column noting.
The Groom and the Best Man:The Groom attempts to accelerate the cake cutting process:More here, here, and here.
Although this is a great primary season for political junkies because of two closely contested primaries -- made more interesting because it one party none of the candidates should logically.
Erik Loomis, like many of us, has been snubbed yet again by Jason Rantz, whose list of "America's [Ten] Most Dangerous College Courses" is dangerously incomplete. Saith Erik:I know I'm.
This phenomenon was also evident in yesterday's NYT article about McCain. One searches the article in vain for evidence that voters -- as opposed the elite editorial writers with an extensive history of swooning for the Straight Talk Express -- are showing more support for McCain....
Everyone who reads blogs knows that no discussion of contemporary GOP racism will take place without some idiot mentioning that Robert Byrd was a member of the Klan during the.
Good question:If Mickey Kaus wants to use Slate -- a professional, well-regarded political "magazine" -- to parrot the National Enquirer's "story" on John Edwards, shouldn't Slate fire him if this story turns out to be wrong? I mean, if a reporter from Kaus's hated NYT ran...
IN the midst of lying about his own reaction at the time, here's Gordon Smith in 2007 on Trent Lott in 2002 on Strom Thurmond in 1948:I watched over international.
As I've noted before, being an executioner is not necessarily considered the most respectable of professions (which is, I think, a sign of waning for support for capital punishment. So.