As I've said before, nothing signals a Must To Avoid more than a positive book review that describes an unreadable book. Such is the case with Robert Dallek's review of.
Yglesias says that "it's a bit sad to see how much more engaged and knowledgeable the crowd at the Caps game is compared to the Wizards' fans." As it happens,.
This is a very radical claim I'm about to make, but I think I might rather watch a Bloggingheads featuring Mickey Kaus and Ann Althouse discussing Bill Clinton's sex life.
TalkLeft has a roundup of the candidates' reactions.Here's Richardson: Richardson, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, called on President Bush to force Musharraf to step down. Until then,.
Shorter Verbatim Ron Paul: "Given the inefficiencies of what D.C. laughingly calls the "criminal justice system," I think we can safely assume that 95% of the black males in that.
There's news today that executions have declined around the country in 2007. This should come as no surprise given the current federal de facto moratorium pending the Supreme Court's resolution.
An LGM correspondent sends this:...which reminds me that I need to finish that review of Andrew Gordon's Rules of the Game.
Noting that the War on Christmas has failed once again, I am forced to "enjoy" the "holiday" from sunny San Juan. Some observations from Puerto Rico:Freeway driving is surprisingly pleasant.
- Republicans: the party of endless war
- Spain: The correct use of Nope
- Election of the Day: Nepal
- An aura of systematic mendacity con’t
- The aura of systematic mendacity
- Iran Update: Why Not?
- Even the losers get lucky sometimes
- Lots of cash in sight, you could win it all; you could take everything
- The primaries
- US military launching operations in Ecuador
