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Articles Written by: JOHN TABIN
Hilariously,
Barack Obama has won the Nobel Peace Prize. Previous winners
include Kofi Annan (2001), Jimmy Carter (2002), and Al Gore
(2007); the gag in my headline (swiped from PJ
Doland) isn't really much of a gag. The Peace Prize is quite ...
So the Obama Administration has decided to scrap the missile
defense systems planned for installation in Poland and the Czech
Republic, just as the Russians had been agitating for. The
Administration says that a sea-based missile defense will meet ...
While I've often thought that Tom Friedman's thinking is muddled,
I have never before thought of it as depraved. But what other
conclusion can one draw from this?
Watching both the health care and climate/energy debates in
Congress, it is hard not ...
There's been lots
of speculation today that Justice John Paul Stevens will
retire from the Supreme Court in 2010, based on his hiring: He
usually hires all four of his clerks a year ahead of time, but
has only hired one clerk (retired judges are ...
There is, buried deep within Kennedy's legislative legacy, a
different set of policies worth exhuming and examining,
precisely because they were truly a break with the normal way
of doing business in Washington. During the 1970s, Kennedy was ...
Erick Erickson at RedState
reads Sonia Sotomayor's written response to the judiciary
committee's questions about the use of foreign law as amending
her oral testimony to the point of reversing its meaning. I
actually don't think it reverses her ...
It's always difficult to deal with people's disappointments
about cases, particularly when they have personal experiences
and have their own sense of the impact of a case.
I was a former prosecutor. And it's difficult proving cases as
it is. ...
The Supreme Court issued its final opinions of the term
yesterday, and David Souter said his farewell to the bench. On
July 13, the Senate Judiciary committee will begin confirmation
hearings for Sonia Sotomayor, who will almost certainly replace ...
Few serious people will argue that Sonia Sotomayor has been
nominated to the Supreme Court because she is the best candidate
for the job. ABC News correspondent Jan Crawford
Greenburg reports
that President Obama's political advisers favored ...
Let me start with the obvious conclusion that anyone would draw
if they were to get to know Judge Sotomayor and her work both
intimately and deeply: she is an absolutely brilliant
jurist and an absolutely brilliant person...
I count myself ...
