Here’s today’s tasty tidbits, a little light, as is the news:
Here’s today’s tasty tidbits, concurrently Tweeted and Facebooked:
Sen. Lugar reportedly will unload on Obama today regarding Libya. Good for him! But the Hoosier blogosphere will be all atwitter with navel-gazing about how this is a “move to the right” to fight off challenger Richard Mourdock.
Here’s today’s condensed grab bag, concurrently Tweeted and Facebooked:
Here’s today’s condensed grab bag, concurrently Tweeted and Facebooked:
Continue reading “Grab Bag 6/26/11”
Here’s today’s condensed grab bag, concurrently Tweeted and Facebooked: Continue reading “Grab Bag 6/25/11”
New York has redefined the public institution of marriage. No blog by an amateur can do justice to this momentous event, but I must add my voice, constrained by time, to share some of the perspective that has come especially over the past 15 years. Continue reading “New York Redefines Marriage”
If coverage of the California Proposition 8 litigation hasn’t left you a little crazed, you’re either (a) a space alien or (b) not paying attention. Or maybe (c) the “bloodless lobotomy” of law school truly has left me unlike other humans (i.e., I’m the space alien). Continue reading “Legislation by Litigation”
Jennifer Roback Morse was late reviewing Red Families v Blue Families in part because it’s time-consuming to unpack illogic and obfuscation, but also in part because the book made her so mad she could hardly read it. A few bullet quotes capture her fury: Continue reading “Red and Blue Families (Again)”
(This was too long for Facebook.) I have never found my crystal ball very reliable, but I’m taking it out again anyway:
Published in The Tablet (English, I think), Jan. 3, 1914, this reflection provocatively notes that all the bad things socialists are said to favor have been visited upon us by non-socialists. Continue reading “Plus ça change …*”
