As Paul mentioned, as expected the Supreme Court will be hearing the case. Perhaps the most interesting thing is that the Court will be having a longer-than-usual argument about the severability issue alone. I think this should make clear that there is a very real...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Oh, fer Chrissakes -- Bobo gives us the Bill Donohue explanation for the Penn State sex scandals. That is, he really seems to think that "people" in general seem to.
Rather than comment, I thought I'd add my take to Erik's post below. Essentially, I don't think it's possible to make generalizations like "it's a terrible idea to get a.
In addition to everything else wrong with the rank bigotry that NPR feels compelled to take seriously, Sandusky was, you know, married to a woman.
According to Scalia the latest new "Dred Scott" is Kelo, a perfectly straightforward application of precedent perfectly consistent with the text of the Constitution. It seems worth noting at this.
While the behavior of some Penn State students has been appalling, as I discussed the other day for the most part the media has been OK. But our commenters have.
If I were a teabagger, I wouldn't be eager to accept that Romney is inevitable either. But he is inevitable, small groups of dead-enders notwithstanding. Perry was already dead before his latest embarrassment and he was the last chance. You can't beat something with people...
Shorter Verbatim Graham Spanier: "I have always acted honorably and in the best interests of the University." I...Jesus. What I said applies to his latest exercise in self-congratulation and self-exoneration..
I'm about to take the worst kind of red-eye flight, i.e. the one that leaves at 6 so you don't get any sleep but it's morning when you land. But.
But he'll apparently retire after the season when he would have likely retired anyway. I really can't believe that he will be on the sidelines in the press box this weekend, and it represents yet another moral failure by Penn State. [Erik]--Scott just beat me...
Irin Carmon: Then doctors, clergy, and average Mississippians started their voicing their opposition and even forming their own opposition groups. There were plenty of out-of-state organizers and professional strategists on.
Ohio union-busting law goes down. 63% no. Maine vote-suppression law goes down. Oh noes, gays and lesbians might be able to vote! Looks like the Mississippi Life Begins At Conception.