I have an article up at TAP Online retroactively assessing the decision to go to war against the Taliban.Ezra and Spencer comment.
Herbert. The poor guy was diagnosed with diabetes last week. This photo is from a 18 months ago, when he was three pounds heavier and actually had the energy to.
I have a post up at TAPPED about the total ban on abortions in Nicaragua. As a follow-up, Liza Sabater provides valuable cultural context.
George Allen and Matt Drudge: world-class wankers. See also Steve on the contemporaneous conservative reactions to Webb's novel. Meanwhile, Patterico trots out the "but Democrats would hypothetically be doing the same thing, so they're equally guilty, and remember that the obscure crank who tried to out...
Friday Cat Blogging... Nelson and Starbuck
I actually vowed to leave the LG&M piñata alone when I joined this blog, as I believe that respecting the territorial principles of organized crime syndicates is a good survival.
Tom Maguire objects to my suggestion that objections to the Supreme Court of New Jersey 's recent decision from (nominal) supporters of civil unions are, at bottom, substantive rather than procedural:My personal opinion is that gay marriage or civil unions is fine if enacted by the...
Scott Johnson loses his mind over the Somali cab drivers at Minneapolis-St.Paul International Airport, who are serving up a "template for the Islamist imperial project forcing the acceptance of Sharia.
Ann Althouse claims that yesterday's civil unions ruling by the Supreme Court of New Jersey is an example of "judges who get out in front of what the majority wants.".
This doesn't seem like good news.An underworld war between drug gangs is raging in Mexico, medieval in its barbarity, its foot soldiers operating with little fear of interference from the police, its scope and brutality unprecedented, even in a country accustomed to high levels of drug...
Yglesias has cherry-picked the best bit from this lunatic-even-by-Victor-Davis-Hanson-standards post at the Corner ("we were lectured daily about the intricacies of Vietnamese, Russian, and Chinese Communists — their rivalries, hatreds,.
The National Review isn't really a part of my daily routine, but the new piece by Byron York is worth a gander, if for no other reason than to get.