Our end-of-year movie podcast featured plenty of spirited argument, but one point of unanimous agreement was the...
Month: December 2009
Seriously, read The New York Times on Jersey Shore. Do you think the paper’s audience is on...
The Senate bill isn’t perfect. It builds upon many things in our system that we’d do better...
Blogging is going to be pretty slow around these parts for the next few days, but before...
E.D. mentioned Julian Sanchez’s “ressentiment” rant from Coldcocked the other day. Don’t miss Julian fleshing out his...
Richard Epstein, a far greater legal mind than I, takes a dramatically different approach to the issue...
After a decade of success relying on Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison, and for awhile Tony Dungy, the...
Mark Kleiman smacks Jane Hamsher over the head and then does a little dance. You should read...
From page 12 of the Senate HCR bill:
I hadn’t heard these guys before now but I like this NPR Tiny Desk concert:
I don’t always (often?) agree with Paul Krugman, but his column today hits the hammer on the...
One of the most common arguments against my call for better, more effective state-provided safety nets is...
A blizzard-induced Internet outage and various snow-related activities forced the cover selection committee (read: me) to delay...
Due to an influx of late nominations and a prior social engagement, I’m going to hold off...
Ryan Sager says it may all be just for show. If you haven’t been reading Sager lately,...
So, I don’t have the time or the philosophical chops to comment on the (to me, at least)...
Okay – so for our neoliberal and liberaltarian readers and contributors – I’d be curious to know...
I’m sorry if this one’s already been posted…
Yglesias has a post today arguing basically that financial regulation is where liberals and Democrats should be...
Jason Kuznicki responds to my Nozick review, arguing that people who think some large-scale rectification of previous...
