Deprivatization
Deprivatization I wish people wouldn’t say that Fannie and Freddie have been “nationalized.” I mean, it’s basically accurate, but it conveys the wrong impression. The fact is that Fannie Mae
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Category: blues from a red state
Whatever » The Thing About “Rock Stars”
For all the Republicans who are exulting that there’s now a “rock star” on the GOP ticket (and all the Democrats who are freaking out about it), there is one
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The Mirrored Ceiling – Judith Warner
And, I think, they find her acceptably “real,” because Palin’s not intimidating, and makes it clear that she’s subordinate to a great man. That’s the worst thing a woman can
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The Bush America
Texas’ overall uninsured rate of 25.2 percent, and its 20.2 uninsured rate for children, continued to be the highest in the country. Nationally, the number of people without health insurance
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Sunday morning liberal media muse…warning liberal politics ahead
This one’s for you… While reporters at The Post and The New York Times have been vetting McCain, many others give him a free pass. Their default cliché is to
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Musing over the morning paper…
This has to be one of the strangest things about Texas Republicans… When health care in Texas makes headlines, the issues raised by administrators and physicians are hardly rosy. They
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Musing about the American Experiment…
In order for the American dream to work, everyone must do their part. As you can see from this report, the majority of the corporations doing business here don’t. WASHINGTON
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The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan
What do you call a Republican who is happy to lie directly to people’s faces? John W. McCain. The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan.
