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FROM THE PROGRESSIVE REVIEW Washington’s Most Unofficial Source 611 Pennsylvania Ave SE #381 Washington DC 20003 202-423-7884 Editor: Sam Smith The Democrats seem slightly befuddled how to react to the current fiscal crisis. One reason is that they helped to cause it.

At the Oxford University Press blog, Keith Gandal writes something of a, er, call to arms to academic critics to engage more deeply with the subject of literature and war. Gandal is a Northern Illinois University English professor who’s written The Pen and the Gun, which has a great thesis: “Ernest Hemingway, F.

Paul M. Collins, Jr. is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of North Texas. He is author of Friends of the Supreme Court: Interest Groups and Judicial Decision Making. In this article, Collins discusses interest group participation in the recently decided U.S.

Pop quiz: What is bugging me about the following short article, quoted in full? Plaintiff In D.C. Gun Ban Case To Run For U.S. House Seat WASHINGTON — Dick Heller, the plaintiff in the Supreme Court case that overturned Washington’s strict 32-year-old handgun ban, announced his candidacy on Thursday for the U.S.

[Robert Verdi, Rachel Heller, and Patrick Clayton] Last night there was an intimate viewing party for Robert Verdi’s new show “She’s Got The Look” at Verdi’s Luxe Laboratory.  Rachel Heller got the scoop on the series which we are all dying to see.  She reports: “We hung around and sipped wine,

Today David Olofson is on his way to Sandstone federal prison. I’ve had several communications from him which I cannot share. For now, the information must remain confidential. Know that he has the best of the best fighting for him right now. The Gun Owners of America is footing the bill.

Reactions To D.C. Vs. Heller - What They’re Saying And Doing Posted by Tom Remington on June 30, 2008 | 2 Comments Within hours of the ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court over District of Columbia vs. Heller, the presses and the Internet were a buzz with opinions, talk, spin, conjecture and defensive strategies knowing challenges await cities like San Francisco, Chicago and New York.

LifeHacker has posted a list of books that changed their readers’ lives. I love book lists of all kinds, so I had to see which of these books I had read. Of course, I discounted the #1 and #2 spots (the Bible and the works of Ayn Rand) because they always end up at the tops of such lists.

LAS VEGAS-Democratic 2nd District Congressional candidate Jill Derby will release first quarter fundraising numbers tomorrow, reporting over $140,000 raised.  With less than $10,000 spent, she will report over $130,000 cash-on-hand from over 450 donors.

Robert Levy of the Cato Institute tells The Sun he plans to go after the Sullivan Act when he’s done with the Heller case: “New York’s gun control laws will hang in the balance when the Supreme Court this week takes up the question of whether Americans have a constitutional right to own guns … In most states, law-abiding adults face few impediments to gun ownership.