Steve Gillard's Times obituary. (Via Shakes.)
Speaking of Judge Southwick and peremptory challenges, this is interesting. Apparently he (along with a majority of his colleagues in Mississippi) is sometimes sympathetic to claims of racial discrimination. If.
Conservapedia, from which Sam Brownback learns about all matters scientifical, continues to bring joy and good tidings to a world hungry for more bullshit. Here, Alex Beam of the Boston.
I reiterate my opposition here.
Although it's unfortunate for the Democrats, I have to say that Wyoming's rules for replacement of Senator Thomas make sense, or at least more sense than a system under which.
Today is the 33rd anniversary of one of the most staggering promotional failures in American sports history. On 4 June 1974, fans who showed up to watch the Cleveland Indians.
Marty Lederman points us to an interesting WaPo article, in which a few members of America's tiny minority of serious, principled "pro-lifers" have come to see that "Partial Birth" bans.
- The Primacy of Domestic Politics
- Sonny Rollins, RIP
- Erev TrumpTod?
- Recently faceless people more reluctant to vote for the We Will Eat Your Face, Specifically Party?
- There Is a War and the Right Side is Winning
- The Merit Illusion
- So close to getting it
- Let’s Talk About Israel’s Nuclear Weapons
- Even the losers get lucky sometimes
- This Day in Labor History: May 25, 1806
