Media Czech, former guest blogger here and until recently a blogger at Bluegrass Roots, has a new home in cyberspace. The reasons for the move are complicated, but suffice to say that for my part, the most valuable element of Bluegrass Roots stemmed from MC's presence....
Richard Cohen:At the moment, no one can figure out how the Democrats are going to get a nominee.I believe it involves the obscure method of "holding some more primaries," after.
I think Lindsay gets it about right about here....And I should repeat it has nothing to do with me thinking that the Mann Act is good legislation. But 1)if you.
Wow. If the GOP can't scrounge up a challenge to a one-term incumbent in a red state, things are looking very good in '08. (And if the Dems don't get a larger majority in the Senate, talking about the precise details of health care plans won't...
Attempts by the staff at the WaPO to justify printing Charlotte Allen's women-are-teh-stupid projection were, needless to say, embarrassing. (They don't discuss Hirshman's "women who don't agree with me that.
While making the obvious but necessary point that a McCain presidency would be terrible for reproductive freedom, Robyn Blumner wonders if bovine idiocy is in fact a job requirement for.
I agree with publius: this reject and renounce game could be fun to watch. What will HRC say?
Certainly no longer the big news of the day (if it ever was), but the Times editorial board got on the Prison Nation bandwagon today with a damn good editorial..
Whoa.To repeat what I said when a Republican was involved recently:If I were in charge of writing laws, I do not believe that anyone belongs in jail for procuring or.
I wish Adam Sternbergh wouldn't project his philistinism on me: "For everyone who felt cheated by the stubbornly ambivalent series finale of The Sopranos — which is to say, everyone." Watching the finale of The Sopranos again before yesterday's finale for kicks, I remain more convinced...
This is nothing new, but it's worth revisiting now and again. For the monthly cost of the war in Iraq, conservatively estimated for our purposes at $8 billion, the Pentagon.
Like most of you I'm sure, my first reaction to this was "Tucker Carlson still has a show in MSNBC? Is Dennis Miller still there?" It is oddly reassuring, however,.