Kevin Drum links to this terrific article about the Streamlined Procedures Act, which would severely restrict habeas corpus rights that go back to that dangerous piece of judicial activism the Magna Carta, and restricts federal oversight although the appointed federal courts have always been more reliable...
I have been lax in my responding-to-memes responsibilities, so given that I've been tagged by Lindsay I'd better submit what I've read of the 100 banned books list:The Chocolate War.
Nice to come home just in time for the winning single. Thank Jeebus--it was looking like a strong possibility of the Pinstriped Douchebags in the playoffs without even a dramatic.
Dave Noon has taken a commanding lead in the second half LGM Baseball Challenge. Barring a stunning five days from Loomis, Noon will take the prize, which is, of course, a free year long subscription to LGM. Noon has also retaken the lead in the full...
Ah, finally a group than Ann Althouse won't have to engage in bizarre projections to like! Even better, because they sing about nothing about politics, there's none of those pesky.
We would be remiss in not wishing Goodfella Henry Hill a pleasant stay at his local correctional facility.Via Alterdestiny.
Ah, much to the dismay of this Yankee-hater, the Tribe somehow manged to be shut out by the pitching-like stylings of Mr. Seth McClung this evening. And the Red Sox are also choking--I think it must be the curse of Curt Schilling's Schilling for Bush. Gad,...
Shorter Ann Althouse: Emma Goldman, William O. Douglas, and Eugene Debs are just three of the many people formerly thought of as leftists who were clearly men and women of.
Looking for a nice, hackish response to the DeLay indictments, I turned to Powerline, who certainly didn't disappoint. First, Assrocket repeats the completely false claim that Ronnie Earle is a.
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There's a great deal to be said about the intersections of those three concepts. Or so Jim Johnson says, and he's got a blog and a paper to explain. I.
Scott made it pretty clear the other day that mainstream pro-life policy positions are more than just wrong-headed, but a "dog's breakfast of illogic." He'll get no argument from me..