A new law allows doctors in Mississippi to refuse treatment to people they disapprove of for religious reasons. (Guess which people we’re talking about.) From
So what was weak this week? –I could start each one of these posts with a Trump entry, and that by itself is a measure
So, what was weak this week? Trump Wins Again I’d ask, “Honestly, GOP, can’t you do something about this?” But I know the answer. They
So, what was weak this week? GOP Refuses To Even Consider Obama’s Nomination For Scalia’s Replacement Mitch McConnell, a.k.a. the reason the phrase “Politics is
So here’s what we weak this week. Marco Rubio Blows A Main Spring Marco Rubio, candidate beloved of pundits and exhibit B for why I’m disappointed
Here are the weakest things that caught my attention this week. Getting too Happy That Trump Lost A Slate piece captures the attitude: “Donald Trump
Most of my readers are from the U.S. and U.K., two countries which could do better but, as we can see from this map from
I’m pretty sure this listicle was drawn up by a bitter unpaid copywriter who took one of those content mill gigs on Craigslist: 7 Signs
When I was writing Summer of Long Knives, Bush’s War on Terror was still fresh on my mind. Part of what kept me going through
Niall Ferguson, who isn’t content to be ridiculously wrong about economics, has a go at comparing the attacks in Paris to the Fall of Rome: