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When I started this blog, at the original louschuler.com, I gave an annual summary of my favorite books, movies, and events. (Or, in 2006, my favorite book.)
And from time to time, I would write about movies and books without any reason other than to note a...
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I've been trying to avoid writing about explicitly political topics here, but I can't pass this one up.
Here's Washington Post columnist David Broder talking about Al Gore's recent barn-burner of a speech:
His overall charge is that Bush has systematically broken the laws and bent the Constitution...
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If you look at pictures of scumbag Jack Abramoff leaving federal court yesterday, you see a guy who looks like he's gone to seed. But according to this L.A. Times story, he was once a specimen:
At Beverly Hills High School, Jack Abramoff's weightlifting prowess was the...
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This is tough time of year for me. There's so much to talk about, and yet, bringing up virtually anything that's in the news will start a shouting match at family gatherings.
For example, I can't talk about voting machines. I can't mention all the recent problems...
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It's December 1, and I'm still thinking about the political discussion in our house on Thanksgiving, which I mentioned here. It wasn't the first time I'd been invited inside the mind of a true believer, but because the argument stayed polite and level-headed, it hit me...
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In the previous post, I listed three stories I should care about but don't yet. The story I do care about -- the one I spend more of my free time reading about than any other -- is the one that some call "Plamegate."
You don't need...
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The new, improved Supreme Court nominee, Samuel Alito Jr., is called "Scalito" for a reason: He's regarded as a potential lockstep ally of Antonin Scalia on the Court. And, like John Roberts, he started off in politics as an employee of the Reagan administration. But, on...
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