To extend the question of partisan positioning leading to inconsistencies just a bit further (and I promise that I’m done after that), consider James Poulos, echoing Peter Suderman, “If movies aren’t always, or even...
Long time blogging pal of mine, Bill Harryman (whose blog Integral Options is worth your time), posted this quotation. I want to link it into our thread our post-postmodern. “Doubt is most often the...
Kyle asks: What motivates the Limbaughs and the Hannities and the Malkins to take up the standard of hyper-partisan contrarian now? Surely one would say to provide a voice of balance against the rampant...
I was pondering Erik and Mark’s thoughts on partisanship, and this video fell in my lap. I first saw this via Andrew, but it appears to be making the rounds in the right-of-center blogosphere....
I was about to start writing a post for the lively Israel-Palestine series, the beginnings of which are percolating through my head. But then Kyle had to come in and write a post that...
First of all, I have to admit, I enjoyed The Dark Knight. I didn’t leave the theatre thinking I’d seen Oscar material–though, to be fair, I’m not particularly sold on the value of the...
by Kyle Moore It may seem most odd coming from me a single concept: partisanship is good. Now you can look across the internet and find no shortage of others making this very same...
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