Courtesy of The United States Army.From now on, when anyone asks about "black Confederates," I'm going to refer them to this.
Hysterical predictions aside, Kevin Drum notes that the initiative to overturn the pro-gay-marriage ruling of the California Courts is trailing by nine points. I don't want to be complacent --.
Who else but Stuart Taylor? His argument seems to be that the best remedy for illegal acts of torture is to assure that (apart from some isolated low-level "bad apple".
What Matt's missing out on is the fact that I, as of May 25, am a resident of Ohio. This makes me a Swing State Voter; indeed, as 538 notes, I am one of the most important Swing State Voters in America. Moreover, as a member...
It's been hot in Cincy.
I guess it's time to go back to this from Ben Wittes:I know what you're thinking: If they confirm Mukasey without answers, the Democrats will once again be caving and.
Tom Tomorrow explains.
The term "Chair Farce" is typically used in the derogatory by non-Air Force members of the uniformed military. It appears, however, that Air Force brass is trying to give the.
Juneau's black bears -- obviously incensed by my crude loathing for needlessly large vehicular codpieces -- are striking back against the innocent:Ann Boochever had an unwelcome remodel of the interior.
Jesse and David say most of what needs to be said about Bruce Bartlett's op-ed, but it's worth saying more about one specific point. The central problem with Bartlett's argument is its triviality and irrelevance: it's indisputable that in the immediate wake of the Civil War...
Dahlia Lithwick on the new War Powers Commission and the new FISA revisions:Our war-powers problems lie not so much in the failure of checks and balances, but in the fact.
The problems with Bruce Bartlett's pseudo-historical WSJ piece are almost too numerous to contemplate. For starters, it's laughable for him to suggest -- as he evidently does in the subtitle.