Yes, given the choice of Republican Law and Order alums, I also would much prefer to sleep with Angie Harmon than Fred Thompson.
I've discussed before the phenomenon of a textbook repeating the right-wing canard that Bush v. Gore was 7-2. And now I see that Oyez, normally a valuable resource, is printing.
I arrived on the promise to write more about criminal justice, but it seems like there's been a lot of straight up repro freedom news these days. I wrote the.
At this thread over at TAPPED, some commenters tried to defend Scalia's credentials as a principled originalist who was never political. In response, I mentioned Bush v. Gore, which not only had no conceivable "originalist" justification but failed to conform even to basic standards of the...
From a chat at the Washington Post, responding to the Fred Hiatt's bizarre decision to hire Slate's scientifically and mathematically illiterate advice columnist to share some inane thoughts about climate.
Make sure to pass condolences on to Lindsay.
It is definitely true, of course, that talking about how the war is awful while you continue to give the Bush administration everything it wants is much, much worse than just uncritically supporting the war. The effect is precisely the same, but the latter at least...
One can rarely peruse a right wing blog these days without reading about how "we're winning" in Anbar. The talking point stems from the decision, in September of last year,.
Yesterday's post sparked quite the kerfuffle in comments. Here's a follow up: National Advocates for Pregnant Women staff attorney Tiloma Jayasinghe has an article up at RH Reality Check describing.
Sometimes I think the term "common sense" is an oxymoron. Or a paradox, at the very least. Because the things that make the most sense are often in opposition to the common view. A good example is the punishment of pregnant women. My common sense indicates...
Victor Davis Hanson is seriously bumming (via TBogg): Watching those film clips and pictures of the Taliban kidnapping Afghans who were de-mining the countryside, and Iranian thuggish police in black.
Today's "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" case actually turns on relatively narrow grounds. The problem with Roberts' opinion is that it turns on a claim that punishing the student was justified.