for those of you who give much of a fuck( what are there like two of you now?) i am going to be moving. inquire if you will, if not, i will not take it personally ( Read more... )

Chemical weapons in Iraq? An old story, but new questions ( Read more... )

Well, he asked for it ( Read more... )

With Harriet Miers, the question of abortion rights turned into a weird sort of constitutional guessing game: The White House orchestrated talk about her religious views, and her first try at responding to the Senate Judiciary Committee's questionnaire included a 1989 survey in which she put herself at the far right edge of the antiabortion ( Read more... )

today...is good...oddly enough...it really is...

perhaps i have a certain someone in cleveland to thank for this.

Your IQ Is 170
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In April 2005, the Blade newspaper of Toledo, Ohio, began publishing a remarkable series of articles about a well-connected Republican donor, Tom Noe, chair of the Bush-Cheney 2004 campaign for Lucas County, which encompasses Toledo. The Blade, which had won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting in 2004, discovered that Noe, a Toledo coin dealer, was ( Read more... )

not so sure she can be confirmed ( Read more... )

It's déjà vu all over again -- and maybe two times over ( Read more... )

It was supposed to be a day of celebration, a time for conservative activists to finally claim victory in the great battle for the Supreme Court. They had waited decades to replace swing-voter Sandra Day O'Connor with a justice who could definitively shift American legal thought to the right. They had elected a Republican Senate and a Republican ( Read more... )