Impulses and Vectors
Responding to my defense of the value of libertarianism/blatant excuse to repost Mr. Henley’s Jester quote, OG regulars Michael Drew and Bob make some great points about the idea of libertarianism-as-vector that led me...
Daily Archive: July 31, 2009
Helen Rittelmeyer is “worst ever” and “complete moron”
I’m sorry Helen. I was going to write a great big gushy hugs-and-kisses post about your unrepentent genius but I guess that’s not what you look for in a blogger. And then, how could...
Widespread Panic
I was going to debunk Andy McCarthy’s un-sourced descent into the fever swamps of ”Obama Birther-ism”, but Philip Klein has already gone and done the work for me, so go give his piece a...
government and monopoly
“Monopolies are not innovative, whether they are public or private.” ~ Megan McArdle “One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do Two can be as bad as one It’s the loneliest number since...
The future of the Republican Party? Not so much . . .
Jason Kuznicki pours cold water on E.D.’s Paul Ryan man-crush.
Slippery Slopes
Andrew Sullivan’s dissection of one Boston cop’s overtly racist response to the Gates arrest is worth reading in full, but this part caught my eye: And the more you read, the more you realize...
