Politics, pollution, and baseball?

NOW with Bill Moyers aired an interview with Jim Bouton last night. Bouton is the former Yankees pitcher (and a good one–see here) whose first book was Ball Four, which absolutely scandalized the baseball owners and commissioner back in 1969. He’s written a new book, in which big media and small town politics collide. It’s …

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Senate skullduggery

I usually think of the Senate Judiciary Committee as the most partisan of all Senate Committees, the one with the deepest ideological split. So I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised that one of Chairman Orrin Hatch’s staff members apparently “obtained” some Democratic memos from the computers used by Senators Kennedy and Durbin. Here’s more from …

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