The health insurers launch a surprise attack on the bill they negotiated with Max Baucus. They must be made to pay a price.
Archive for October, 2009
We seem to be committed to a counterinsurgency campaign on behalf of a government than can’t govern. I’ve seen this movie before, and didn’t like the ending.
The Justice Department has been insisting that defendants who plead guilty waive their right to DNA testing. That’s about to end.
George Will sees Prius-bound liberals in road rage outside Whole Foods. We sure are goofy Others.
The Star-Ledger “sentences” the Governor by writing the perfect sentence about his administration: “Corzine is the chaplain on a pirate ship, not really its captain.”
For example: that, in America, they’re mostly part white.
I’m a fan of Charlie Rangel. He’s been a solid player as Chair of Ways & Means, and is perhaps the wittiest denizen of Washington not named Barney Frank. (And Rangel’s wit is gentler, which I prefer.) I’m not a fan of John Murtha, who aside from taking a bold stand on the Iraq War [...]
William Tyndale, victim of Tudor Stalinist history.
The California model of for-profit pot stores may not be long for this world.






