If you are headed to Palau–where I spent 1 week of my life, 3 days of which...
Month: June 2009
Setting aside the voucher debate for a minute – because Kyle is right, to some degree it...
Kyle at Vogue Republic gets what I was trying to do with my post on vouchers the...
Some good reads, after the leap…
via Andrew…. “Cosadein!”
The Adoration of the Trinity by Albrecht Dürer
On the new AmConMag blog Post-Right (which you should really read), Jack Ross writes: I’d like to...
Here’s the problem with amateur punditry: Matthew Yglesias’s list of great songs about people named Al(l)ison manages...
I have described progressive and conservative politics as existing in a sort of necessary “civilizational tango.” This...
The response to the “America is a Christian nation” meme is usually to argue that the Founders...
Reihan Salam has a new blog. Cool.
Brink Lindsey and David Frum are a couple of guys who I disagree with a lot, and...
Following up on this post from yesterday, on von’s post here, I provide (via Yglesias) yet another...
I realize this is the editorial page of the neocon Washington Post, but I find this kind...
I like Yglesias’s idea: I actually think there’s a very strong case on the merits for a...
This NyTimes article on a local Pakistani villager uprising against the Taliban in NorthWest Frontier Province refers...
A depressing book review from Bill Kauffman.
Ta-Nehisi Coates, writing on conservatism: But if you are the slave, that essentially conservative approach will always...
E.D. thinks that market economics don’t apply to education. Chris disagrees, but thinks that market economics ultimately...