Baudrillard disciple Bill Kristol. Look for his new book The Iraq Insurgency Did Not Take Place. (And that old Adesnik post taking the "death throes" argument seriously is a classic.)
Danny Glover....meanwhile, I see Patterico is complaining because Amanda points out that criminalizing abortion is not about protecting fetal life but about regulating female sexuality (and still doesn't seem to.
As part of his campaign to get Amanda Marcotte fired because if he devotes a blog to a single issue it means that candidates should make being right about all.
(The people who did this are very worried)I'd rather not bother to explain why I was watching Fox News at the gym this afternoon during the first quarter of the Super Bowl, but I'm glad others were watching as well and experienced the same bilious convulsions...
That was quick. 7-0 Bears. Nevertheless, I predict that Indy will prevail.Consider this a Superbowl open thread.
I'm not sure why I found this article so irritating and compelling at the same time. I've known for years that the losers of major sporting events have their "championship".
Re-reading Michael Walzer has got me to thinking about Cylons and justice in war. Simply put, what methods of combatting the Cylons are impermissible under a common understanding of justice in war? I should add that, while this formulation applies specifically to organized conflict against the...
The Hohenzollern are first mentioned in the eleventh century. Holding lands in southern Germany and the Black Forest, the family slowly expanded its territory until it acquired Brandenburg in 1415..
Brad makes a point that isn't made often enough here:I'm also curious to know why it's always and everywhere considered "pro-Israel" to support military strikes that won't, in all likelihood,.
The truck bomb that killed 130 today in Iraq is said to have wounded over 300. As is the case with American casualties, we focus on the dead. We should think more, though, about the wounded. If we assume that Lancet was accurate, we're probably closing...
Billy Harper, a 2007 (!?) Kentucky gubernatorial candidate, has a big ad campaign that's notable chiefly for the fact that it fails to mention that he's a Republican. He's willing.
As at least a partial antidote, some episodes of the anti-Studio 60 will be coming out on DVD. (It's funny! The satire has actual teeth! The characters don't all talk.