Brad makes a point that isn't made often enough here:I'm also curious to know why it's always and everywhere considered "pro-Israel" to support military strikes that won't, in all likelihood,.
The truck bomb that killed 130 today in Iraq is said to have wounded over 300. As is the case with American casualties, we focus on the dead. We should.
As at least a partial antidote, some episodes of the anti-Studio 60 will be coming out on DVD. (It's funny! The satire has actual teeth! The characters don't all talk.
I have been, ah, less than optimistic about the quaility of Reading Outtakes From Persuasive Speech Competitions While Walking In Offices On The Sunset Strip and did not even have.
Interview in the Frankfort State Journal. They seem to have printed the complete transcript of the tape recording; apparently I need to add more punctuation when I speak. I'm also.
"The Question Settled" is a print by the E.B. and E.C Kellogg Company, which ranked among the more popular producers of mass-market illustrations. The image, which dates from either late.
Antonin Scalia has done us the favor of explaining the equal protection theory behind the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore. (Which is handy, since the per curiam opinion.
I'm afraid that an otherwise good blogger who shall not be named approvingly cited this "classic" passage from Camille Paglia, the Mickey Kaus of "public intellectuals," explaining why she "was.
