Dylan Matthews steps back and observes that the decision to hold a one-shot, simple-majority Brexit referendum and treat the results as permanently binding irrespective of the consequences and the deal.
[caption id="attachment_99410" align="aligncenter" width="615"] Pres. Clinton signs the Family Leave Bill as Vicki Yandle of Marietta, Ga., looks on in the Rose Garden of the White House, Feb. 5, 1993..
Whenever conservatives point to France to justify abortion restrictions, Scott points notes that most pro-choice types would be fine with French regulations—if they came with the French health-care system and.
This is the grave of Caspar Weinberger. Born in 1917 in San Francisco, Weinberger's family were ethnically Jewish but had abandoned the faith a long time before and were vaguely.
I'm sure attendees of the Unite the Right II rally scheduled for Aug. 12 would appreciate a brief peek into the good old days. But I'm finding it very hard.
[caption id="attachment_99405" align="aligncenter" width="441"] Philip II, King of Spain, Reproaches William I, Prince of Orange, in Vlissingen upon his Departure from the Netherlands in 1559; Cornelis Kruseman [Public domain], via.
As the endless move continues, blogging has been very light. But here's some a beer story worth mentioning from a couple of weeks ago: This weekend, a small Indiana brewery.
Ian Millhiser really lets loose on the profoundly embarrassing mash note Lisa Blatt wrote about Brett Kavanaugh (and, implicitly, the whole disgusting genre): Sometimes a superstar is just a superstar..
