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- Isn't there a cautionary tale, of the "sleeping dogs" variety, shouting to be heard here? If TPM's Eric Kleefeld is
- Which group will, in the interests of self-promotion, do everything possible to undermine the 9/11 trials? One guess.
- Bush played at being a president and now he's playing at being an ex-president. Some find it profitable to go
- The importance of this maneuver is being grossly underestimated. It amounts to de facto secession. Expect more of the same.
- The civil war settled the legality of secession. But what about expulsion?
- What we're seeing here is an interactive process of emboldening. As rightist discourse in this country becomes more and more
- The reptilian Grassley first trod upon the grand stage (in my awareness, anyway) when he and his fellow Republicans decided
- The 2001-2009 government is, it seems, the journalistic gift that keeps on giving -- simply because so many things that
- It seems almost a category mistake to link such mentions of Hitler to "history." Hitler as a figure in sub-comicbook-level
- In addition to the factors noted by semiotix and jfields (pundit rivalry; political goal achieved), there is another, purely substantive
- It is increasingly hard to believe that there ever was a controversy over Hannah Arendt's phrase 'the banality of evil'.
- It is curious that huge amounts of evidence are apparently needed to support the idea that Bush played a role
- It's a mistake to view this kind of talk as idiosyncratic blurting. We hear the same things over & over
- The "great marching song" -- copied from a British model -- for those of you who don't know the lyrics:
- "...white people don't call each other articulate." News to me. In fact, the terms take their meaning against a conventionalized
