I the latest grotesque performance from the World's Worst Deliberative Body provides an excellent illustration of why Matt was wrong to think that Democrats should be unhappy that Mike Castle lost the Delaware primary. The fact is, under current norms the nominal moderation of Collins...
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I agree with the point of his post -- including his disagreement with the idea that it's Obama's fault if he can't get fake-moderate Republican Senators he has no discernible.
The New, Improved Will Saletan notes that the American public officials who support criminaizing abortion are unprincipled, offering justifications that are completely incohrent. I could quibble that this set of.
Shorter John McCain, justifying leading the filibuster against the repeal of DADT: "It's outrageous to use a defense appropriations bill to deal with matters pertaining to the American military." I don't mean to shortchange his multi-leveled hackery: I also enjoy his arguments about how outrageous...
That Atrios, what a card: Newsweek actually hired Mickey Kaus. Haha, nice one, Newsweek sure is moribund, but come on, shouldn't joke contain at least a grain of plausi... Hello!.
Congratulations to the University of Mississippi for severing its lingering association with Colonel Reb, the mascot who so plainly demeaned the Lost Cause nostalgics and ignorant peckerwoods who constitute the.
One reason that Stephen Glass was able to get away with it for so long was that his fabricated stories generally flattered the preconceptions of a perceived audience. Some of these were appeals to liberal audiences -- marauding Young Republican fratboys, the "Church of George...
It turns out Dan Riehl is as adept at reading words as situations: I should apologize and confess to having previously torn off a quick, mostly hyperbolic and silly rant.
(What is often inaccurately perceived as) pissing off liberals -- it continues to be the glue that holds the Republican coalition together: The ballot also included a vice presidential question,.
Prof. Brad Deling has an excellent post on a particular type of rich person rage, i.e. "$400,000 a year isn't really that much money, so any increase in marginal tax rates is outrageous." In this case the argument seems to be that if you don't...
This was sweeter than sweet. Which is sweet. 2. Notre Dame Another 1-2 start from the team Charlie Weis restored as a national power. However, both of their losses have.
Wow.