But, within limits, they may loaf and malinger, and, as scabs, are exceeded by the machine, which never loafs and malingers, and which is the ideally perfect scab. It is not nice to be a scab.

Crisis is one of those inflationary words, a word writers (especially headline writers) use when they want to up the urgency.

The Dispatch's Kevin D. Williamson nails it: "The case against the Haitians isn't that they are welfare malingers or cat-eaters—or even that they are illegal immigrants who came here thanks to ...

The presidential election tomorrow will not resolve very much in American politics. It may not even resolve the question of who the next president is going to be, at least for a while. Who knows?