I was quite gratified to see the results of the Google Search for "Antonin Scalia greatest living justice."
So, what have been the funniest wingnut reactions to the ISG? Mark Steyn is always a good place to start. When wondering why a reactionary hack with no discernible knowledge.
The anticipated wingnut mourning has yet to begin -- I suppose there's not enough time, what with Jimmy Carter and the Associated Press and Flying Imams to be fretful about.
Randy Paul helpfully supplements the NYT's list of important dates in the life of the late Augusto Pinochet:September 1974: Has DINA, his secret police organization plant a bomb in the car of General Carlos Prats, his predecessor in Buenos Aires. The bomb kills General Prats and...
While Augusto Pinochet lived decades longer than any reasonable human being would have hoped, we might take some small comfort in noting that his mighty, fascist heart disintegrated on the.
Augusto Pinochet, 1915-2006...Pinochet used to be a litmus test for right and center-right thinkers; if you considered Pinochet a "complicated" figure, possessed of certain vices but laudable for his understanding.
State of the art battleship armament in the late 19th century involved a mix of large and small caliber weapons. It was believed thatthe higher fire rate of the smaller weapons would make up for their lack of penetrative capacity. Indeed, some argued that large armored...
Charles Bukowki opens my favorite poems, "The Shoelace," with the following grim observation:a woman, atire that's flat, adisease, adesire: fears in front of you,fears that hold so stillyou can study.
In an article about China assuming its place at the table of great powers comes this passage:In the past several weeks China Central Television has broadcast a 12-part series describing.
Sullivan:But let me say this in defense of Althouse. She is at least conceding that the shameful treatment of Padilla is worth discussing. And her defense of the sadism is about as plausible as it will ever get. She sees there is an important principle here...
Huh. Reading Greenwald and Drum makes me wonder whether the smart political move for the Democrats isn't to wholly embrace the ISG report, count on the assumption that the Bush.
In a Congressional Quarterly piece flagged by Ygelsias, we're reminded that racism's conceptual grammar is quite mobile:If President Bush and some of his closest associates, not to mention top counterterrorism.