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Yglesias takes exception to my support of the Huffington Post boycott. He is misguided on several points: 1. Yglesias seems to think that I am trying to take away his.
Reading Silver, I have two questions: Is there any reason to think Perry is more electable than Bachmann? Is there and reason to think Perry is less radical or more.
So it seems likely that Rick Perry will run for president. To distract myself, I've been reading Bill James' new book Popular Crime. The chapter on Lizzie Borden, in an attempt to distinguish meaningful evidence from less or non-meaningful evidence, proposes a scale in which...
As I've said before, I actually have a little more respect for anti-choicers who reject rape/incest exceptions, because that position is actually more internally consistent. That's not to say that.
In the history of American athletes, has there been a player who started out so easy to root for and so easy to like who worked so hard to make.
A STUDENT who disappeared in Week Four appears during the office hours SEK is holding in Week Ten. STUDENT: Hi Scott! SEK: Do I know you? STUDENT: I'm from your afternoon class! SEK: I know everyone in my afternoon class. STUDENT: I may not have...
...has nothing to do with "small government."
...but if you signed up for Newt's presidential campaign unwatchable movie/unreadable book promotion tour, you were the sucker.
Can we get Kristol to predict that the Canucks will win the Stanley Cup and the Yankess will win the World Series?
I have some reflections on the anniversary of Griswold v. Connecticut. The focus of the article is that conservatives have managed to turn the phrase "penumbras and emanations" into a.
Right. His wife. His political instincts are absolutely surefire otherwise. ...I mean, he has Zell Miller on board! If it wasn't for that meddling Calista Newt could be rehearsing his.