I’ve never understood the appeal of Confederate nostalgia to libertarians. No matter how enamored you are with...
Will
Will writes from Washington, D.C. (well, Arlington, Virginia). You can reach him at willblogcorrespondence at gmail dot com.
It seems that Ralph Peters – best known as an unfailing advocate of the Chechen school of...
The college policy debate season has begun, and Mary Washington is competing at the inaugural national tournament...
I can’t stop listening to this song:
Via The Weekly Standard, I see that Forest Whitaker is producing a five-part follow-up to “Street Fight,”...
This slideshow is an amazing testament to the utter incompetence of the Washington Nationals.
The decision to remove missile defense systems from Eastern Europe has provoked a lot of unusually silly...
Bunch approvingly links to this piece of music criticism from ESPN (?), the thesis of which seems...
Nuclear disarmament is the college debate topic this year, so happily I’m paying closer attention to nukes...
It turns out that rumors of a religiously-inspired anti-Darwin backlash were greatly exaggerated (credit goes to Freddie...
A sharp op-ed on why safe havens for terrorists in Afghanistan don’t matter.
Here’s a pretty great Bloggingheads dialogue on dating and gender roles:
At one key moment in “The Breaking Point,” Dos Passos tells Hemingway, “The question I keep putting...
Daniel Drezner sounds the alarm over Obama’s dangerous protectionist tendencies.
David Weigel’s article on the cultural and political gap between Washington conservatives and their tea party counterparts...
Jonathan Chait’s essay on Ayn Rand is worth a read. Given the rise of the tea party...
Evan Thomas and Will Wilkinson have some interesting things to say on the subject of healthcare. The...
Merit pay’s out, but teacher job security may still take a hit. Here’s The Washington Post on...
. . . is listening to a thoroughly befuddled Chris Collinsworth try to explain the awful offensive...
