Mithras and iocaste easily dispose of the mind-numbing illogic of apologists for the tube shooting.
Author: Scott Lemieux
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.
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.
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.
In response to the discussion thread in the post below, a couple points: I continue to believe that any justice Bush could plausibly nominate--which obviously includes Roberts--should be filibustered, simply because this would force the use of the nuclear option, which would destroy the filibuster...
According to CNN.Profile here. To put it in crude terms, he seems in between Clement and Jones on the continuum of wingnuttery....in the midst of a dinner party, but Nathan.
...according to ABC news. Who knows, but I believe it. An easily confirmable candidate, given Bush's history, made no sense to me. My money's on Jones....w/r to Jones, from the.
SCOTUS nominee to be announced at 9 ET.For info on Edith Clement, see here and here. If it is Clement, I don't think a filibuster is likely. The fact that Hadley Arkes trusts her certainly isn't encouraging, but no plausible nominee is any better; her...
In a pleasant surprise, apparently I will be going to see Willie Nelson--who I have never seen before--tonight. Plus Kathleen Edwards opening. Seems pretty promising, all things considered...
My review of the revised edition of Mark Tushnet's The NAACP's Legal Strategy Against Segregated Education in the Law and Politics Book Review is now online. (Well, it beats "my.