- Althouse: 2024 - Blogger
In any case, this seems like an admission, as law professor Ann Althouse observed, that 'Biden intended to use the Justice Department to destroy his political adversary!' Indeed
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- About Ann Althouse. - Blogger
Ann Althouse has been blogging since January 14, 2004, and her blog has been called “Althouse” since January 15, 2004 Born in Wilmington, Delaware, she’s been living in Madison, Wisconsin since 1984 when she began teaching at the University of Wisconsin Law School, where she was a law professor for many years and is now a professor emerita
- Althouse: Here we are in 2025 — the quarter century mark.
Ann Althouse said "Your comment reminded me of Oliver Sacks who would have been 92 (Uranium) this year" Thanks for calling that book — Uncle Tungsten — back to mind
- Althouse: Bully. - Blogger
Ann Althouse said "Wait, we’re going to give Donald Trump’s government the power to bully social media companies into deamplifying content he doesn’t like?" Donald Trump contributes more speech
- Althouse: Was it all bullshit? — Trump asked, about Elon Musks . . .
Ann Althouse said I suspect that if Trump said "Was it all bullshit?" it was because Musk had challenged him with something like "This is all bullshit unless you give me the power to do what I alone have the nerve to do "
- Althouse: Its the 19th anniversary of the day this blog began.
Althouse v Jessica ("Feministing") - Linked by Instapundit For a handful of years, my morning coffee was spent in this order: Drudge, Instapundit, Althouse, other assorted sites, time permitting Gradually it evolved Althouse first and Instapundit second All others dropped
- Althouse: How the Biden campaign hopes to make 2024 less about Biden . . .
Althouse said the opposite of what I think Biden should do, which is to run on his own merit and not on the demonization of Trump Maybe their 2024 forecasts tell them something we don't know?
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