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Daily Archives: Tuesday, July 19, 2005
That was fast
That was fast: JudgeRoberts.com. Related posts: The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader rexblog nano While I’m traveling, think of this as rexblog nano Fast-forwarding past the graveyard
Is there another issue?
The only issue: After watching two hours of punditry of the nomination of John Roberts, three four things are obvious to me: 1. He’s going to be confirmed. Key reason: His son’s cute little outfit. 2. Despite all the aspects … Continue reading
Washington Post “John Roberts” blog
Washington Post “John Roberts” blog: The paper has launched the Campaign for the Court weblog (complete with comments and trackbacks) and is tracking response to the nomination. Related posts: rexblog nano Vetting John Roberts Washington Post adds ads to RSS … Continue reading
And the winner, no make that loser, is
And the winner loser is: The Acura Integra was 2004′s “most stolen vehicle.” One of every 200 registered 1999 Acura Integra’s was stolen last year. (via: ResourceShelf) Related posts: Loser pays And the winner is, anybody, anybody And the winner … Continue reading
Vetting John Roberts
Vetting John Roberts: I’ve been doing some instant background checking on the President’s nomination for the Supreme Court and here are some of the facts I’ve uncovered: John Roberts perhaps is best known for his long stint as a CBS … Continue reading
