The story about the Bush administration pre-empting states from expanding healthcare programs for children reminds me that I forgot to comment on the latest Michael Gerson joint. To follow up.
In Daniel Lazare's smart and biting review of books about America's incarceration culture, appearing in last week's Nation, he highlights an incendiary argument from Marie Gottschalk's book, The Prison and.
. . . She had a heart?I suppose there's a good argument to be made that if Helmsley had been a man, her crimes wouldn't have earned more than a.
[Image Removed]Under the headline "White House Acts to Limit Health Plan for Children," I just read this gem:The Bush administration, continuing its fight to stop states from expanding the popular.
I'm frankly not sure even what to say to Josh Patashnik's response to my post from earlier today. Essentially, he concedes the merits of the arguments Matt and I made.
Tristam Shandy points us to this extraordinarily weak piece of media criticism from walking punchline Pajamas Media. As TS points out, the biggest problem is that it's mostly unfounded speculation..
...or so Peter Baker would have you believe. That's not quite fair to Baker, but it's not far off, either. Baker allows that slashed budgets and "unforeseen" events have wounded.
It's time for your weekly installment of Liptak love, wherein I sing the praises of the New York Times' Adam Liptak and his Monday (Times Select-shielded) criminal justice columns. Today,.
- Trump’s Unionbusting Rebuked in the Courts
- A Man of Deep Religious Principle
- An Easter message from the president
- Patriarchal theocratic white nationalism is risen
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,112
- WSO Rescued?
- Democrats likely to expand their Wisconsin Supreme Court majority
- Music Notes
- Trump: more bombs, less science
- Week 63
