Althouse: 2024 - Blogger
Funny, as I recall Trump had a lot of trials before the election — and they all seemed to drive his approval levels up, not down. In any case, this seems like an admission, as law professor Ann …
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2 days ago · Posted by Ann Althouse at 6:34 AM 44 comments Tags: 1970s, bicycling, drugs, hairstyles, Hunter S. Thompson, Zohran Mamdani
Althouse: 2025
Will scanning the headlines in the usual way yield blog posts with the natural flow that is my long custom? If not, is it a day with a name — like Christmas, Boxing Day, and the Feast of St. John the …
Althouse: Here we are in 2025 — the quarter century mark.
Jan 1, 2025 · Ann Althouse said... "Your comment reminded me of Oliver Sacks who would have been 92 (Uranium) this year" Thanks for calling that book — Uncle Tungsten — back to mind. 1/1/25, 8:03 …
Althouse: About Ann Althouse.
Jan 14, 2004 · This blog is about nothing more than what interests Althouse at any given moment. She encourages comments, but don't try blaming her for not getting to a subject you think she should be …
Althouse: 2023 - Blogger
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Althouse: Let me thank Trump, once again, for increasing our freedom …
Jun 9, 2025 · Ann Althouse. runs a very successful blog - and she was thanking me effusively - that means a LOT. A lot of thanks - She said for teaching us to have the courage to speak freely.
Althouse: This blog has a theme today.
Oct 19, 2024 · This blog has a theme today. So far anyway. Unlikely to last, but I wanted to use my "blog has a theme today" tag while I could. Hadn't used it in almost a year.
Althouse: It's the 19th anniversary of the day this blog began.
Jan 6, 2023 · What day could be better than today to make my annual donation to the Althouse blog? I come here everyday for fair and balanced commentary on the topics of the day.
Althouse: Goodbye to commenter Michael K.
Dec 5, 2024 · Ann's thoughtful curation and masterful fisking draw me here, but I stay for the comments, even the occasional Swerve Danson (hope that makes it through the filter) rant.