I see Jason has already gotten to this over at Cato but I want to chime in....
Erik Kain
Erik writes about video games at Forbes and politics at Mother Jones. He's the contributor of The League though he hasn't written much here lately. He can be found occasionally composing 140 character cultural analysis on Twitter.
Here’s James Poulos on higher education, claiming things like: We fixate on higher education as the key...
Tim Lee has an excellent response up to this post by NRO’s Daniel Foster, who writes: Punishing...
So, for many readers of my work there’s a sense that I am wishy-washy on a number...
I have a piece up at Forbes patiently explaining the difference between black markets and free markets...
Adam Schaeffer responds to my school choice / single-payer post: Kain is right that many school choice...
(This post originally appeared at Forbes. I’m posting it here partly because I think it’s a consistent...
Christopher Carr makes an interesting counter-point to my assertion that the Metcalf piece “bodes ill for the...
If anything, I have become more and more of a libertarian the further I’ve moved to the...
Spoilers after the leap… (First half of the post may have season one show spoilers, after that...
Please welcome me in joining Will Truman who will be blogging alongside Burt Likko at Not a...
This is week four of the bookclub. We just read chapters 21 – 28, Eddard IV through...
I’ve been thinking about bottom-up liberalism and pity-charity liberalism a lot lately, and the whole mess of...
If my calculations are correct, we should be finished with Chapter 28, the sixth Eddard chapter, by...
So there has been a good discussion of the purpose of sub-blogs, the frequency which sub-bloggers should...
So I’ve decided to start my own sub-blog here at The League. I explain my reasoning in...
Hayek wrote, of the economy, Fundamentally, in a system in which the knowledge of the relevant facts...
The main discussion is here. If you want to talk about spoilers, you can talk about them...
1) One reason we keep talking about Anthony Weiner is because so many people keep complaining that...
Some of the reaction to the Weiner scandal is vaguely reminiscent of the reaction in France to...
