On my way out of Chicago on Saturday, I stopped by a friend's house for breakfast. The fast having been broken, we sat and chatted for a while, since my flight didn't leave until 1:45pm. Of course, it takes at least half an hour to get...
While this certainly doesn't let Dianne Feinstein off the hook for casting the decisive vote to let Southern-Fried Alito Leslie Southwick onto the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, Christy Hardin.
Great stuff from Mark Schmitt about the massive-state-subsidies-for-me-but-not-for-thee rural western version of small-government conservatism and self-reliance, from Larry Craig's likely replacement:A year ago, Risch was the acting governor of Idaho..
Admittedly, you always had to make Little Orphan Annie look like a cynic to think that the Mariners would make the playoffs, but still, even I didn't expect a collapse of quite this immediacy and magnitude. And things figure to get worse before they get better....
This Jim Rutenberg piece in yesterday's NY Times, like most accounts of Bush's inner life, has just a touch of surreality to it. The piece is based on interviews conducted.
I was just about to write a post noting that virtually every commenter to this post ignored the actual point of the post and simply returned to argue again and.
I would that it were not necessary, but it appears that there are still those unconvinced of the power of the cat side...
A couple of our commenters made this point well, too, but this post very effectively expresses my puzzlement over various male commenters who seemed to think that having a foot.
And the inevitably failed price controls in Zimbabwe are succeeded by...price controls. I'm not sure it's possible for the situation to get more depressing, but it's an incredible catastrophe getting.
Congratulations to blog pioneer, friend of LGM, and edit makin' person Patrick Nielsen Hayden for winning the Best Editor in the Known Universe award!
A quick blog housekeeping note: I will be traveling for the rest of this holiday weekend to go to a wedding across the country. I think I might actually leave.
John Hawkins at Townhall, in one of recent memory's most extraordinarily ill-disguised racist tirades:Two years after Katrina, everywhere you turn, there are people carping, whining, and kvetching. Just why hasn't.