There is no God.
Whether you find OxBlog worthwhile or not, I guess, depends largely on whether you find David Adesnik's apparently sincere belief that the contemporary Republican Party is controlled by principled Burkeans.
Megan McArdle claims, based entirely on personal anecdotes: "[I]nstilling fear for a woman's physical safety--the definition of terrorism--did not seem to me to be one of [Operation Rescue's] goals." Whatever.
Friday Cat Blogging. . . KashmirNote: Stromboli, not actually being my cat, has not accompanied me to Lexington. I have a backlog of Stromboli photos, as well as pictures of my sister's cats and my father's cats. However, I am accepting submissions.
Ugh. Not the grossest thing I've seen watching a ballgame; the list has to start with Moises Alou ripping up his ankle at Busch Stadium. But this was scary.The other.
Lance has a classic post on the relationship between orcs and warbloggers:Sometimes I wish we bloggers on the Left would just ignore those on the Right. There's no gain in.
As if trying to top his argument that a case litigated by John Edwards in which a five-year old girl was disemboweled by a drain that was known to be faulty should be dismissed as a "jacuzzi case," smarmy wingnut Tucker Carlson argued that the French...
Now that it's fairly clear that the Braves will, once again, win their division, I think it's becoming increasingly clear that the answer to this 2002 question is "yes." As.
As previously mentioned, NARAL did a convincing job of demolishing this typically atrocious FactCheck.org article. One claim made by the hack who wrote it, however, is offensive on so many.
Fascinating.``Harry Potter is a popular title among some of the detainee population,'' said the librarian, a civilian contractor identified only as ``Lorie'' who works at the prison camp for foreign terrorism suspects at the U.S. naval base in Cuba.Lorie said the popularity of the best-selling Harry...
Apologist for racism and enthusiastic supporter of stripping people of property and liberty without due process or individualized suspicion based on their ethnicity Michelle Malkin touts this genuinely loathsome op-ed.
This is a rather brilliant post and I won't try to summarize it, but I was struck by the way Matt plainly stated something that is obvious and yet rarely.