After linking to The Ole Perfesser for -- I don't know -- the 115th time in the last two weeks, here's Althouse, complaining briefly about the Times' post-election wrap-up:I love the way the Democratic victories count extra because there was a "legendarily efficient White House political...
The defeat of South Dakota's abortion ban is evidently good news on the merits, and will also hopefully put to rest the ideas that abortion criminalization necessarily represents popular majorities..
I have to hand it to him, Jonah manages to put together a great line every now and again. Were he not his mother's son, he might have amounted to.
Shorter Verbatim Hugh Hewitt: "Senator Santorum is now available for a seat on the SCOTUS should one become available."I think this is the definition of a situation in which commentary is superfluous.
Shorter Larry Kudlow: Democratic victory likely to lead to world economic depression.
A Dem House--expected, but even six months ago I wouldn't have predicted it. Great news, and with VA heading to recount the Senate is very much in play. (Bill Kristol.
The open steppe, fleet horse, falcon on your wrist, wind in your hair?Wrong! Conan, what is best in life?To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women!
Woo-hoo! With 0% of precincts reporting, Harold Ford jumps out to a commanding 700 vote lead! It's a landslide!Earlier this week I was lamenting having to teach at 8:25 tonight,.
A quick addendum to Scott's post below before I run off to show my students the 1965 thriller Perversion for Profit. If Kinsley wants the Democrats to avoid "the Nixon.
The sad decline of Michael Kinsley continues with this bit of vacuous contrarianism, which has been understandably picked up by jingoist Republican bloggers like Glenn "more rubble, less trouble" Reynolds. According to Kinsley, the statements about Iraq in the Democratic platform are an "embarrassment":For national security...
Every report I'm hearing indicates that voting in Lexington is going very, very slowly. No apparent reason, as there's no governor race in Kentucky and the local House race isn't.
Before I trudge out to the fire station and cast a futile vote against Don Young, my chronic pessimism obliges me to remind everyone that November 7 is the six-year.