Renewable in perpetuity.
Shorter Ann Althouse: "What's the deal with you flighty "pro-sex" feminists? First, you believe that patriarchal repression of female sexuality is bad. Then you object if someone engages in creepy.
Just as warbloggers and other apologists predicted, Middle East dictators walk with shaky knees! Democracy, whiskey, sexy! And surely the installation of an Islamist quasi-state under indefenite American occupation will.
As a follow-up to Digby's follow-up of Marcy, I recommend Bork's Human Events tribute to Ken Starr, "Man of the Year": That is not because he has .achieved celebrity or, more accurately, had celebrity thrust upon him. Others, including some not very savory personages, have rated...
Also, David Sessions tells us whether racehorses do, indeed, pee like racehorses:The popular notion of incontinent racehorses seems to have roots in the late 1970s, when trainers began the widespread.
Shuttle Atlantis:
William Laws Calley, Jr., turns 64 today. As of this writing, Calley has lived 39 years, two months and three weeks longer than the defenseless Vietnamese peasants slaughtered on 16 March 1968. These victims died at the hands of soldiers from Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 20th...
Robert Bork edition.UPDATE: In fairness, he's probably just riveted by the sociological significance of it all......more on the merits here.
Jon Gitlin recently visited the Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky:There were posters explaining just how coal could be formed in a few weeks as opposed to over millions of years,.
In addition to basic ignorance of basic facts about Iraq, in the most recent debate Mitt Romney defended his flip-flop on don't ask don't tell, arguing that "It’s been the policy now in the military for what, 10, 15 years, and it seems to be working....
Is, according to Fouad Ajami, Scooter Libby. Even for the WSJ editorial page, this is something. Fortunately, if this war has taught us anything, it's to not take Ajami seriously;.
Our Lady of Manzanar joins Neo-Neocon in wondering where our child-rearing strayed from its obligation to raise capable citizen-soldiers. Like Neo-Neocon, Malkin seems to think we're raising a generation of.