YEAR IN REVIEW, 2006

As has become tradition here, I'm linking below to one post from each month of 2006. And by unpopular request, I've also picked a post from each month of 2003 that posting took place. And by nobody's request at all, I'm pasting the '04 and '05 picks in the middle too. Zach, Ana, Dad, et al: Thanks for reading. January 2003: The Right to Run June 2003: Agape July 2003: The Trial of Christopher Hitchens August 2003: Auth-orial Intent September 2003: American Labor Goes to Yale October 2003: No Guardrails? November 2003: Jews for Justice December 2003: Leering at the Left January 2004: Dean, Clinton, and Healthcare February 2004: Nader and the Democrats March 2004: Barack Obama and the Future of Environmentalism April 2004: The March for Women’s Lives May 2004: Where’s John Kerry When You Need Him? June 2004: Disenfranchised Voters July 2004: The NLRB Turns on Graduate Students August 2004: Anarchists in the Times September 2004: The First Debate October 2004: What’s the Word? November 2004:An Election We Should Have Won December 2004: The Speech We Deserve From the Democrats January 2005: Run Russ Run February 2005: Why We Sat In March 2005: Taking Blacks for Granted April 2005: Neo-Confederate Nostalgia May 2005: The Change to Win Agenda June 2005: Defending Durbin July 2005: The Lochner Litmus Test August 2005: Populism is Not Prejudice September 2005:Career Path to Motherhood? October 2005: Rosa Parks, Misremembered November 2005: Good Labor News December 2005: Democracy in Latin America January 2006: Abramoff Pleads Guilty February 2006: Not a Good Week For Justice March 2006: Brokeback Backlash April 2006: Living on the Wedge May 2006: Deep Freeze June 2006: Anybody Can Serve July 2006: Bill Frist: Nader-Lite? August 2006: Fair Point September 2006: More Than One Way (As Bill Frist Would Say) To Skin a Cat October 2006: Sam Brownback, Call Your Publicist November 2006: Family Matters December 2006: Stop Stepping On My Breakthrough Happy New Year.