Reihan responds
If you read my post from earlier today, please read this one by Reihan over at the Scene, where he (with characteristic good humor) responds to some criticism from Matt Frost, Daniel Larison and...
If you read my post from earlier today, please read this one by Reihan over at the Scene, where he (with characteristic good humor) responds to some criticism from Matt Frost, Daniel Larison and...
It seems only a few days ago that Mark and I were taking shots at the U.S. national team’s playmaking ability (or lack thereof). But following a 2-0 beatdown of a Spanish national squad...
“To me, and I suspect no one else on earth, there is something wonderful about listening to country music playing in the cab, air conditioner running, the hum of a huge diesel engine in...
“The anti-gay-marriage forces are stuck making a slippery-slope argument when, in fact, we’re already at the bottom of the slippery slope. Here’s a guy, Sanford, who has not just not a moral and religious...
Digsby, the IM client I use, has added a Twitter feed, so I’ve created a dummy Twitter account just so I can follow people. But I’ve tried to follow people– clicked the follow button,...
I have to say, this whole Sanford affair is really depressing. Sanford on the Appalachian for naked hiking day is one thing. Sanford in Beunos Aires for a rendezvous with his lover over father’s...
See here and here for the fully story on Transformers’ hilariously racist double-caricature.
Erik pronounces Reihan’s latest column a disappointment. I’m not sure why. Oh, the column is very wrong-headed, but it isn’t disappointing, because disappointment suggests that you’d be expecting something different. I don’t know how...
Dennis Sanders responds to my post on distrust of government and invokes Eisenhower by invoking Kelly Pipes:
“The peculiar truth is that Barack Obama, for all his realist convictions, is at his best when he embraces his inner neocon.” ~ Reihan Salam, in a particularly disappointing column. Matt Frost counters Salam. ...
So one thing I’ve been thinking about lately is how dissident conservatives – of either the reformist or the paleo stripe (or those reformopaleo hybrid types) – dialogue with movement conservatives and with each...
Okay, before I form an opinion of Nate’s post, I just want to run this past Mark and the other libertarians ’round here because this is similar, if more detailed, to arguments I’ve made: