The decision in the Phillip Morris case came down today, with the Court vacating the award of damages in a 5-4 decision. I'm extremely skeptical of this whole project of finding limits to punitive damages in the due process clause, although today's case adds a new...
Just a quick note to Doughbob Loadpants and Rubble Boy:The possibility that Al Gore recommended -- fourteen years ago -- the rendition of a single terrorist to the United States.
Kaus again cites Pajamas Media's Baghdad editor in defense of the idea that the Surge is working. Mohammed, you may recall, suggested that the five day absence of attacks demonstrated.
Shorter Verbatim Glenn Reynolds: "He hurts his credibility up front by saying that Iran is not at war with us -- when, in fact, it has been since 1979."As Blue Texan asks, when does Reynolds start agitating for some Reagan administration officials--some his Pajamas Media colleagues--to...
I find George W. Bush's tendency to butcher presidential history one of his most irritating traits. Praising George Washington's unbreakable will, ability to stand up to multiple challenges, and belief.
The horror!But at least he didn't announce that he was going to fill bin Laden with his "hot, white, sticky Holy Spirit." . . . and for those who wonder.
Victor Davis Hanson is working on a novel. I'm sure it will be . . . uh . . . not good.Meantime, Hanson among others has twisted his toga into a bundle over the allegation that Austrian sniper rifles sold to Iran have ended up killing...
Given the news that John McCain has forcefully denounced Roe v. Wade, the understandable liberal reaction is to point out the inconsistency of this legendary Straight Talker (TM). And I.
I see that the Online Integrity project, the intarweb's very own Euston Manifesto--a noble effort to create a non-enforceable code of conduct expressed in vague enough terms to immunize one's.
I have come to learn that on 19 February 1881, Kansas enacted a statute declaring that "No person shall manufacture or assist in the manufacture of intoxicating liquors in this state, except for medical, scientific, and mechanical purposes."Defying good sense and decency, on December 5, 1887...
The "stab in the back" demagoguery becomes even more disgusting once you've read this. In fairness, it must be said that Bush's tax cut for the rich did allow Glenn.
The stab-in-the-back narrative is now in full gear. What Kaus merely abets, Glenn Reynolds, Mark Steyn, and the editors of Investors Business Daily push full throttle; America will lose because.