July 19, 2005 -
Pam's House Blend has the latest on the rapidly emerging favorite for O'Connor's Supreme Court spot, Edith Brown Clement of the U.S. Court of Appeals in New Orleans. She's no centrist, but there might be a little discontent on the right if she's the one.
July 18, 2005 -
From the AP (via the Birmingham News):
July 18, 2005 -
Immigration enforcers conducted a little sting operation here in North Carolina last week:
July 15, 2005 -
As I write, the president is jetting towards North Carolina again, this time to fluff up sagging support for CAFTA. What is it with Bush and adjacent Southern states? First it was the sojourn to a remote (read: no protesters) location in the Smoky Mountains on Earth Day to celebrate the undermining of air pollution laws.
July 13, 2005 -
Other issues get media attention, but the big issue this year in the halls of state government has been "medical malpractice reform." Heeding the marching orders of the business lobby, the National Conference on State Legislatures notes that state-level lawmakers have been
July 12, 2005 -
I blogged recently on how the Greyhound bus line is cutting stops to small towns all across the country, including much of the Southeast.
July 12, 2005 -
As Floridians and other Gulf Coast residents recover from the latest Hurricane Dennis (it took a while for some to recover from the last Hurricane Dennis and its brother Floyd), check out this story from Sean Reilly, Southern Exposure