This is for the non-lawyers and non-economists ... which, I imagine, leaves very little audience left for this blog, but what the hell.Thom Lambert writes:The upshot of today’s editorial, Let Them Go Green, is that the federal government should “throw its weight behind” (i.e., subsidize) private...
I went to the doctor today and after he finished explaining his moral repugnance at Bush and the war (which he opposed from the start), he said to me, "I'm.
Iocaste here, belatedly fulfilling my guest-blogging duties. This one is more for the non-lawyers among you.If you only read the headlines, you’d think that the Supreme Court has held that.
In a completely morally bankrupt fashion, of course: One reason I supported the initial attack, and the destruction of the Saddam regime, was that I hoped it would serve as an example, deliver a psychic shock to the whole region. It would have done, if we’d...
I posted a while back on the DLCC, an organization that's raising money nationally for state legislative races. I was torn about it. On the one hand, state legislative races.
Since my time on LGM is almost up, I thought I would engage in shameless, self-interested promotion and plug two recent books to which I contributed. One is Harry Potter.
A mutual friend sent my wife an email about EssayFraud.org. The site claims to protect students against "fraudulent" mail-order foreign-operated academic paper services. These scam artists, claim the staff at essayfraud.org, will either steal unsuspecting students' money or send them papers "riddled with grammatical errors and...
Victor Davis Hanson reviews Cobra II. Some of the highlights: Gordon and Trainor do not even inquire whether the ties between al Qaeda and Saddam’s intelligence agencies, which had prompted.
Since I'm playing the part of Rob.Lev's tail in a state of dire peril.Hey, take what you can get. I don't do battleship blogging.
For an introduction to Comedism, the new religion; passages from our holy skriptures, The Comedist Manifesto; Comedist support for evolution and gay marriage; how Comedism was founded; and a note on the "War on Comedy," see these links.This weekend's homily: A Comedic Argument for the Existence...
I hate them. Oh, you find nice old ones in used bookstores occasionally, but new hardcovers: Are all too big. You can't reasonably carry a book that size around with.
Off to France. Intermittent internet access in the meantime; enjoy our superb guest-bloggers and (fairly soon) my usual colleagues. I leave you with the following thought from Roy:I don't believe.