Month: August 2009

Until recently, I didn’t think that Chuck Grassley would have any difficulty getting reelected. The Democrats don’t have really high-profile contenders, and Grassley has a lot of seniority and remains fairly popular...

I’m sitting in a conference with a big Power Point slide that says, “What makes bloggers employable?” I don’t think there’s a good answer. Almost no one gets paid in this business. But if you want...

This week’s immigration roundup will cover the Obama Administration’s decision to get immigration measures passed in 2010 instead of this year.  ImmigrationProf Blog reader Julia Koehler sees the positive in...

Calling all Elderbloggers — let’s show the country that not all folks over 50 in the United States are ignorant nitwits opposed to health care reform. If you’ve got a blog, post your support for reform on...

I have arrived in Pittsburgh. I haven’t been here since I came to see the Dead play in 1988. That was a pretty decent show, actually. Maybe a little too much Brent. Anyway, the city looks fantastic. It’s much nicer...