I can't believe I missed it before, but the Colbert interview of Harvey C. Mansfield is indeed a classic. (Click on "Colbert Report videos" at the bottom of the page and you'll see a link to "Harvey Mansfield.") Via Max.
In a terrific excellent post about the vagaries of the post-season (although I say we bring back the old Lords of the Realm division names! The Snorris will rise again!.
Lexingtonians,Drinking Liberally-Lexington will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) at 6:30pm at the Horse and Barrel, 101 North Broadway. See you there.
As a follow-up, Publius notes the telling contrast between Patrick Fitzgerald and the Clinton era's Official Pervo Inquisitor:The latest revelations apparently came from Libby's testimony in 2003, well before the election. Assuming the testimony had been about Clinton, what do you think the chances are that...
The Green Weinies are in the lead. The Axes of Evel Knievel are near the bottom.1 green weinies , W. Bell 230 59.02 St. Louis Cardinals , D. Solzman 228.
Shorter Bobo: Since rape wasn't actually invented until 1970, gang rapes today must be the result of the decline of patriarchal frippery. And, really, committing moral suicide by having non-marital.
HMS Warspite was the second of the magnificent Queen Elizabeth class battleships. She carried 8 15" guns, displaced 28000 tons, and could make nearly 25 knots. Warspite and her sisters outclassed every battleship in the world upon their commissioning, and remained useful and impressive ships until...
Indeed.So, just for the record, in the hermetically sealed moral universe of conservatives (where all compasses point to the right), when the President sends out his lackey to spread false.
This is, alas, not from a pessimistic feminist sci-fi novel:In this new movement toward criminalization, El Salvador is in the vanguard. The array of exceptions that tend to exist even.
Kevin Drum explains the reason the immigration bill failed: Frist was obviously reneging on an agreement to stop House goons from stripping anything decent out of compromise legislation in committee. And while I don't entirely agree with her optimistic analogies to 1994, I do think this...
But it's certainly enough to scare me, at any rate...
There's something mind-boggling about the notion that either a) a sustained bombing campaign will topple the regime in Iran, or b) sanctions will force a revolution in Iran. The mind.