Boehner seems to have turned out to be a better negotiator than previously thought. When Obama spoke, he sounded so relatively sincere that for a moment I allowed myself the luxury of imagining what it would have been like if … Continue reading →
…who needs enemies?
Continue reading →…till Thursday.
Continue reading →Kos thinks the “found” 7,500 Prosser votes represent fraud, naturally. And although professor William Jacobson at Legal Insurrection points out some pretty hefty flaws in that position and writes, “The Kos kids are going to have to do better,” I … Continue reading →
…that for one of the few times in history, a close race will actually go to the Republican? That a clerical error will breaks for the GOP candidate? We’ll see. [ADDENDUM: Ann Althouse caught the error before the state of … Continue reading →
Here’s a roundup of not-so-joyful tidings: Paul Ryan’s budget assaults children. Don’t even think about fraud in the Wisconsin judicial election. Eric Holder’s arrogance gallops apace. This sort of thing was inevitable. Of course, if Bush were in charge, it … Continue reading →
…good enough for government work.
Continue reading →One more call, and then I’ll shut up about this for a while. But I am deeply grateful to every single one of you who contributes. Every bit—large or small—adds up, and helps me immensely in continuing the blog. To … Continue reading →
…channels neo-neocon on Libya. Great minds think alike—although his is considerably greater.
Continue reading →I did not watch. I did not listen, although I read reaction to it. But I think this comment by Frank Martin gets it just right: I cant wait for Senator Obama to offer a rebuttal.
Continue reading →Elizabeth Taylor gets the last laugh.
Continue reading →…Qaddifi didn’t get his money’s worth.
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