Jonathan Rauch tries to nudge the Overton window on immigration reform and gay couples.
Even from a conservative point of view—in fact,especially from a conservative point of view—it makes no sense to distort and disrupt gay families by depriving binational couples of the tools they need to care for each other. It makes even less sense to do that while providing aspiring newcomers with the tools they need to work, providing businesses with the tools they need to hire, and providing children who grew up in America with the opportunity to live as Americans. Unless your policy goal is to distort and disrupt gay families.
A cable channel picks up Glenn Beck’s post-Fox network. Same thing’s happening to HuffPost Live. Internet streaming is the way to the future via the past!
Emily Bazelon has no time for Sandra Day O’Connor’s pity party.
The inevitable push poll makes it to South Carolina*; naturally, Republicans ask whether it’s a false flag.
And the Obama administration will defend age limits on Plan B sales, a move that will irritate absolutely everyone—what Republican believes it’s earnest?
* This post originally said Louisiana.
