A blogger at the Village Voice who goes by the name ‘Roy Edroso’ (call me crazy but...
Month: October 2010
Erik has already said much of what I would like to say about the 10th anniversary of...
So the roasting and toasting of Andrew Sullivan and the Daily Dish is well underway. I’ll add...
I’ve gone back and forth on Gov. Christie’s decision to kill the ARC about 10 times in...
I used to characterize the contemporary GOP as a party whose economic policy is “let’s eat the...
Ned Resnikoff poses a pretty intriguing question at his blog: How could a Deity prove its omnipotence?...
I’m a bit late to the great education debate, which is unfortunate because I did have a...
One of the most important things happening in the United States right now is getting a trivial...
I’ve enjoyed both of Mark’s posts (part one and part two) on the Obion Fire Controversy a...
From Canadian philosopher/theorist Charles Taylor’s book A Secular Age, p. 258-9: That this achievement was possible [i.e.,...
Those who insist (inaccurately) that so-called “pay-for-spray” and an “on your own” theory of governance were epitomized...
So I’ve decided Think Progress (Yglesias excepted) is rapidly becoming indistinguishable from a Left-Wing version of the...
Rush Limbaugh calls the President a “jackass,” an “economic illiterate,” and an “idiot, where capitalism is concerned.” ...
{I do want to respond to nadezhda in greater depth at some point. I also understand that...
Robin Hanson’s post on “Type A and Type B” people (or foragers vs. farmers) is like a...
Via Balko, we learn that Barack Obama is just too huggy: Am I the only one who...
I realize that political publications lob softball questions at ideological fellow-travelers all the time, but National Review’s...
I enjoyed both Jason’s and William’s takes on the cruelty of high school (of course, any grade...
This month’s Cato Unbound features a lead essay by economist and polymath Deirdre McCloskey. Though she’s been...
