Audio available here. Posts SEK discusses in this episode: Everyone is always alone, everyone is always surrounded in "The Wolf and the Lion" Posts Attewell discusses in this episode: Eddard VII (Part II of the Ser Hugh Assassination Theory, caring about the bros, Eddard nearly breaks...
Shorter Charles Krauthammer: "Everyone else opposes using a racial slur as a team name for the wrong reasons. Fortunately, I'm here to oppose it for reasons that are completely historically.
In a column worth reading itself as always, Linda Greenhouse points us to this essay by Dawn Johnsen, which sums up the "originalism" con perfectly: Shelby County, of course, is.
Another classic, this time from Edge of the American West: Gives the Good Neighbor policy a new meaning.
C. Joseph Genetin-Pilawa's piece on Seneca tribal member and Union officer Ely Parker is pretty interesting, but the real kicker is at the end. For we completely erase Native Americans.
(Post title impishly and guiltlessly stolen from LGM regular, Shakezula) So I just wanted to point out that if we're going to tackle the scourge of rape by "do"ing and.
If you have not read about this "biologist who was called a 'whore' by a blog editor for wanting to be paid for her work," please do so now. It's kind of mind-bottling.
Anyone is going to quibble with a list ranking state signature foods. And I have my quibbles too. First, lobster rolls are awesome. What a lobster roll means is that.
I see the garment industry is up to the same tricks it's been using since before the Triangle Fire, this time stealing wages from Haitian workers. And who could have.
Jeh Johnson tabbed to head DHS.
Why should a corporation be allowed to move its factories wherever it wants? Take General Electric, who is moving its Ford Edward, New York production to (ironically) Clearwater, Florida. In.
If Robert Byrd and his awesome fiddling were still in the Senate, it seems we could solve most of our political problems. Bipartisanship around mountain music is something I think.