Vermont's Senate Over-Rides Douglas
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish Apr 07 09The vote was 23 - 5 in favor of civil equality for gay couples. Now the hard part: the House. But Vermont could become the first state to pass marriage equality by legislative vote - over a governor's veto. California's... Full story...
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"Victory"
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Correcting Michelle Malkin
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Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish 13 hours agoNate Silver's qualified answer: [If] Obama can defeat a Generic Republican with an approval rating of X, he can defeat Palin with an approval rating of X-3.
And You Thought Hillary Was Polarizing
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish 14 hours agoWeigel tackles Palin fans for abusing statistics to make her seem more popular than she is. Another telling piece of data: of the 296 customer reviews of going Rogue, 143 reviewers give the book five-stars and 124 give the book.
"The Annual Misuse of Hate Crime Statistics"
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish 15 hours agoMark Thompson points out a left-wing ritual: [T]hese particular FBI statistics are virtually useless for evaluating year-to-year trends – always have been, always will be.
The GOP's Ten Commandments
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish 16 hours agoReleased yesterday: (1) Smaller government, smaller national debt, lower deficits and lower taxes by opposing bills like Obama’s “stimulus” bill (2) Market-based health care reform and oppose Obama-style government run healthcare; (3) Market-based energy reforms by opposing cap and trade.
Will Health Care Reform Make Cutting Entitlements Easier?
Andrew Sullivan The Daily Dish 17 hours agoMegan warns: [Government bankruptcy] is not inevitable; it is theoretically possible to raise taxes to cope with Medicare growth, though it would be extraordinarily painful to do so.
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