This oldie but goody was spotted recently by reader Leonard in South St. Louis. "Third term" is looking pretty good in hindsight. ...
When I learned earlier today that Netroots Nation 2012 was going to be in Providence, I joked that I would be holding a party at my house. On second thought, maybe there is more to the selection of Providence than meets the eye. There is no real...
Or is it "takes off"? Whatever, two of my favorite bloggers, Dan Collins and Joy McCann, have launched The Conservatory: The Conservatory is meant to be a lot more than a news-aggregation site: it’s intended to provide free-market types with a sense of community, which can be...
So says E.J. Dionne in The Washington Post, arguing that voter i.d. laws and limitations on early voting will suppress the Democratic Party vote and disenfranchise minorities: An attack on the right to vote is underway across the country through laws designed to make it more difficult...
I am pleased that Katie Thompson will be doing some guest posts here, starting with a post about Rick Perry. Katie expands the geographical diversity of the university blogging team of Kathleen, Matt and Mike. Katie is entering her senior year at St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas. Katie already...
This is almost as good as Ann Althouse having the union protests right outside her window. Netroots Nation, attended by all of my very good blog-friends, will be held in Providence! All the nutroots in my home state and not far from my house in the most...
For those of you returning to work and who have not checked the blog this weekend, we safely landed on Saturday at 12:17 p.m. The landing was a little bumpy, but the blog quickly steadied, tossing out most of the bugs before the passengers deplaned. So now that...
Spotted by reader Will in Denver, Colorado. No really, that's my line (well, pretty close, " Proudly, I was against Obamamania before it was cool to be against Obamamania"). I invented it. ...
Throwing things at politicians is a bad idea. Anything. How is security supposed to know if the perp is throwing glitter, or acid, or holding a knife. Moving towards politicians in a threatening manner is just a bad idea. The MoveOn.org activist who moved in a threatening...
Now that the new blog is up and running, and mostly bug free (you never really know for sure until you turn it live no matter how much testing you do), I'm getting all reflective and stuff about blogging. I don't regret starting with Blogger. In...
On Thursday Rush Limbaugh read from my post about the false accusation spread by The Guardian newspaper in Britain that Margaret Thatcher was refusing to meet with Sarah Palin because of a dislike of Palin: ...
This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain: The Saturday Night Card Game now is being held in luxurious, highly posh surroundings, but nothing has changed. The Game remains the same. Tonight we will examine the controversy in Florida...
The U.N. Human Rights Council has reaffirmed its singular goal of attacking and delegitimizing Israel. Via Ynet, HRC keeps clause dedicated to Israel: Israel demanded Friday a UN vote and called on members to vote against a Human Rights Council agenda for the next five years, which will keep Israel...
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.... until sometime before Monday. Keep checking back, you'll know the transition has taken place when you automatically get redirected to http://www.legalinsurrection.com/.NO COMMENTS will be put through, so DON"T COMMENT anymore on the ".blogspot.com" site because the comments will not be put through and will not...
I think it's fitting that the last video (really) ever posted at legalinsurrection.blogspot.com is of another person who could shake up the Republican field (that makes three today) if he chooses to enter the race. I'm changing sometime after midnight tonight. I think we all need...
