As a follow-up to my post about Maye and the blogosphere, Angelica suggests some courses of action. And according to Radley Balko the blog divisions of CBS and the National Journal have picked up the story, which is encouraging.
Fine post on counter-insurgency from Kingdaddy.Via AG.
Joe Klein. Which reminds me, Klein's incomprehensible ramblings about how the fact people were becoming less secure in there jobs made it particularly important to make people even less secure.
Duss has a nice post.
Mark Kleiman makes an important, if depressing, point about the appalling case of Corey Maye: despite the widespread, cross-ideological outrage that the case has elicited throughout the blogosphere, he's probably.
The battle never ends.Here's a test. Can you distinguish between these two events?1. A prominent Congressman shuts down the government because the President makes him use the back door of.
It should be noted that my partial defense of governors who don't grant clemency in cases like Tookie Williams' doesn't seem to apply to Schwarzenegger, who based the decision on a claim that Williams hadn't really reformed. (Via Julia.) I can respect a governor who says...
John Cole, an anti-death penalty ("I dislike the death penalty because it is irreversible, it is arbitrary, it is seemingly enforced in a haphazard manner, it seems to be more.
Julius Caesar You scored 46 Wisdom, 69 Tactics, 53 Guts, and 50 Ruthlessness! My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:You scored higher.
Gentle Reader,If you would take a look below the ads and Donation Box (clickety click!) on our right sidebar, you'll notice a new feature, Best of LGM. Thus far, I have only collected posts relating to Our War Against Mickey Kaus, Sunday Battleship Blogging, and the...
Good one today.
I'm not sure quite what to make of the Supreme Court granting cert appeal in the Texas gerrymandering case. To provide the background, the Supreme Court in 2004 issued Vieth.