Yglesias articulates something that is crucial in trying to assess candidates for 2008:This, to me, is the big problem with the Clinton for President stampede. There's something to be said for a centrist nominee. But one would want the nominee to get credit for being a...
Roy has a must-read post about a Republican plan to subject student loans to variable interest rates. To me, this is the most appalling passage from the WSJ op-ed Roy.
Week 16 standings. . . I wish Dave Noon would go on a cruise, or something.1 Axis of Evel Knievel, d. noon 560 2 New Mexico Alterdestiny, E. Loomis 546.
A terrific post by Jim Henley stating concisely the most obvious problem with using the framework of "states' rights." This language not only does not appear in the constitution, but is alien to the underlying principles of the constitution. States, under this framework, have powers, but...
Mithras and iocaste easily dispose of the mind-numbing illogic of apologists for the tube shooting.
Good God.Or maybe not.
The snazzily re-designed Prof. B offers a definitive post on the "nice guys" subject. I cannot, however, decide if I am better situated as #2 or #3.I can also offer this pean to small-town life: I went to watch the Mets game at a pub, and...
I am here on Main Street in bustling Moose Jaw, but alas have not yet have time to visit Al Capone's tunnels. Given that I've watched maybe two episodes of.
Friday Cat Blogging. . . Caesar.Posting will be sparse this weekend.
Mark Graber has a useful summary.
I am going to a family function in lovely Saskatchewan this weekend. Among other things, this will mean that I will be asked many times something along the lines of.
The RedState.org discussion about how to mask the effects of overturning Roe that Lindsay discusses is indeed useful in undermining the utterly false claim that the Republican position on abortion.