Inspired by Tod Kelly’s claim that we U.S. Americans are really closer to one another politically than...
Month: November 2011
Nassim Talib asserting (among other things) that the Fed will not be around in 25 years. We...
As James Fallows writes: Let’s stipulate that there are legitimate questions of how to balance the rights...
I have an idea bouncing around inside of my head like a marble, and as I am...
I’ve just stepped off the scale, so I can tell you that right now, at this very...
~by Michael Drew In comments, Professor James Hanley had this rebuke of the NYPD, followed by some...
As Rufus’s nostalgia seems to have prompted my invitation to join this august company, and Mark has...
A history of our website, going back to January of 2009.
While the behavior of the NYPD has been heavy-handed and disproportionate since the Occupy movement’s very start,...
Hello again gents and ladies, ordinary and otherwise. Apparently my guest posts– here about consumerism, hope...
My apologies out the gate: I meant to post this on Monday, but the conference I attended...
If we’re going to pick our favorite posts from the last three years for this League Journal,...
Coming to the silver screen in summer 2012: Atlas Shrugged, Part 2.
Just to mix things up a little I thought I’d take a look at something a little...
I’ve opined several times before that the legal concept of “standing” should be interpreted broadly, particularly in...
I’ve probably posted this before but it’s just such a great song. The Once and Future Carpenter,...
There’s been a lot of talk about democracy hereabouts during the past month or so. And I...
Michael Drew, in the comments: First the knock was that they’d never last. Now the problem seems...
Tom Jensen from Public Policy Polling has some new figures about the Occupy movement’s dwindling stature in...
I have to admit, Occupy Wall Street has been irking me lately. Whatever legitimate gripe sparked the...
