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Month: July 2009
One thing I thought about reading this Hot Air post is that if a lot of the...
…have memories, or at least a recent study shows that after 30 weeks they do… (via Dreher).
At approximately the same time as Stewart Cink was beginning the celebration of the collapse of old...
Mark Levin’s response to The Weekly Standard’s Peter Berkowitz is surprisingly good. I find myself truly befuddled...
National Review‘s best argument for “enhanced interrogation” now hinges on the threat posed by . . ....
From NyTimes: India served notice on Sunday that it remains opposed to legally binding targets to reduce...
Jonah Goldberg has a pretty amusing link round-up….
This is a few weeks old, but this discussion between Michael Totten and Jeffrey Goldberg is of...
Via James Joyner we have this realist wisdom from a campaign long, long ago:
“This, then, is the fundamental conservative problem: you can either have universal coverage or you can have...
I know I’m behind on this one but Conor F. interviewed Mssr. Instapundit about a month ago...
that after this incident, no one gives any more money to the American Conservative Union.
So Dan Miller critiqued me and conservatives in general for not talking about health policy enough, and...
The Wall Street Journal lists them so you don’t have to (with oddly tiny pictures and even...
~by Tim Kowal Someone mentioned recently that conservatives ought not cast so many stones in the health...
I’m not a huge fan of charts because I think they’re usually just used to create illusions...
Poll out today on the GOP race. Romney, who was a front-runner for the 2008 nomination, came...
Nick Gillespie has an interesting post up about laws and social behavior over at Hit & Run:...
Inspired by David Harsanyi’s excellent take-down of Dr. John Holdren, newly-installed director of the White House Office...
