Author: Will Truman
Fools and Knaves and the FDA
FDA approval should reflect what the FDA knows about a drug…It is untenable to argue that the system must be ignored to be preserved.
Tenshot: Revisiting Ally McBeal
Revisiting Ally McBeal, a cast of obnoxious people that it was fun to spend time around, and looking forward to the revival, which could be absolutely awful.
The CDC and Misinformation Within The Parameters of Truth
The CDC has managed to project this image of ineffectual communicators whose nerdspeak is poorly conveyed by a scientifically illiterate media.
Fox News Shouldn’t Have Called Arizona When They Did
Fox News was the first network to call Arizona for Joe Biden, and Fox has just fired the people that got it right.
Saints, Sinners, and the Limits of Public Policy
The importance of public policy compared to the multitude of other factors is that it is the thing that we have the most control over.
The Strange Saga of Mark Aguirre
Mark Aguirre did not retire voluntarily and was in fact at the center of a huge police scandal almost twenty years ago:
Motivated Ambiguity and the 2020 Election
On reasonable doubts of reasonable people, and the people who believe things that are wrong while casting shadows and flinging spaghetti.
A Non-Partisan’s Case For Straight-Ticket Voting
If you’re like me and tend not to line up exactly with either side, or tend to prefer divided government, I urge you to shelf that instinct for the time being.
Election 2020: What Happens If Trump Dies?
President Donald Trump is likely going to be fine. I doubt this will even have an affect on the election. But…
