Here's A3G's standard reaction to a rumor that Justice John Paul Stevens is going to retire from the Supreme Court: "That and seven dollars will get you a nice pair of pantyhose."
But the latest rumors may have a little more substance to them...
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Hi there.
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Posted by: Sarah McCue | February 15, 2006 at 01:40 PM
Hi there.
Love your site. Especially the photo of Carol Channing and John Roberts - gasp. Anyway, ours - www.TheRememberingSite.org - is a new non-profit organization that allows anyone anywhere to easily write, store, share, and print their life story.
The site offers on online autobiography that you complete by answering from one to one thousand questions about your life. We also feature completed biographies from interesting people from around the planet.
We spent the past two years defining and refining the site so that it responds to the needs of our - wonderful, awesome, helpful - focus group. I'd love to know what you think of the site.
I'm the founder of The Remembering Site and am trying to get the word out about what we're trying to do. I realize yours is a political / judicial commentary site but your readers have interesting lives and need to be encouraged to write their life stories, no?
Please consider linking to us and / or creating a small box on your website that donates tax-deductible advertising to good non-profits like ours.
Thanks for considering linking to us.
Best to you,
Sarah McCue
Posted by: | February 15, 2006 at 01:37 PM
I could care less about Wonkette. That site is way overrated, and like others (see "default" post) I hope that UTR doesn't devolve into a re-report of Wonkette content. I'm frankly more than a little concerned about the future of UTR -- at least, the UTR I grew to know and love over the past several months. For now, UTR gets the benefit of the doubt, but I already visit this blog less often than I did pre-November-ID-unveiling and have lowered my expectations about what I'll find when I do visit.
Posted by: NYC'er | February 10, 2006 at 07:59 PM
But this isn't quite like that -- these posts are actually things that would be of interest to UTR readers. They could just as easily have been posted on this blog; it's essentially a form of "cross-posting." It's not like when a law prof reaches out to cite some totally irrelevant article that he wrote way back when.
Posted by: Citation Whore | February 10, 2006 at 10:17 AM
Quit linking to Wonkette! You look just like those horrible academics who only cite themselves. See Akhil Amar.
Posted by: default | February 10, 2006 at 09:54 AM
Ronald Rotunda said that he thinks that Stevens would be retiring soon. He said that he would LOVE to see Janice Rogers Brown on SCOTUS.
Posted by: Loweeel | February 09, 2006 at 07:39 PM
A3G,
It has been widely reported that your creator is now one of the two new writers for Wonkette.
Does this mean that you are intimately related to one-half of Wonkette? ;)
What is the difference, if any, between your views and those expressed by Wonkette?
Posted by: Richard | February 09, 2006 at 07:36 PM
Yeah, I'd be pretty skeptical of anything you read on that site you linked.
Posted by: Matt | February 09, 2006 at 06:11 PM