Maureen Dowd invited Stephen Colbert to write her column for her in Sunday's paper. Which was a nice breath of fresh air. Colbert's column is not White House Correspondent Dinner.
It never ends.
I know I'm supposed to be mocking Chris Matthews and denouncing Jeneane Garofalo's many vicious and heinous crimes against humanity in order restore the much coveted "fair and balanced" label.
Over at TAPPED, Kate Sheppard beat me to my own hobbyhorse: a new study published in the Lancet about the effects of abortion criminalization. The findings are, to people who.
Atypically for something written by John Yoo, I actually agree with much of the first part of his Clarence Thomas apologia. Thomas is the most principled conservative on the Court,.
But then, via publius, she gives us animation:There's so much wrong with Slate (see: Saletan). But sometimes they just get it right.
We haven't sufficiently badgered Mickey Kaus lately, in no small part because I find his immigration blogging interminably boring. His "John Edwards affair scandal" blogging is just pathetic, though:Smith also.
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