Reading over the various responses to Ross Douthat’s piece on celestial teapots and the Flying Spaghetti Monster,...
Following up on ED’s post (and the sad 60 Minutes video), here is another video on the...
As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, it is the settlements more than anything else that prevent a...
This post grows out of some discussion Freddie and I have participated in over at The Confabulum ...
(The video above in part inspired me to write this post. I’m including it for context. This...
The funny thing about my political writing is that it has been, from the beginning, very public....
PSong of Man Chipping an Arrowhead by WS Merwin Little children, you will all go but the...
It’s gratifying to be away from the Internet for a day, and come back to find a...
Apropos of Scott’s reflections on a potentially more nimble stance of the US in foreign policy, as...
An important thing to note when discussing various forms of conservatism is the difference, often-overlooked, between social...
In an earlier post in this series, E.D. wrote that “the talking-head class–the hyper-partisan commentariat–first of all...
To extend the question of partisan positioning leading to inconsistencies just a bit further (and I promise...
Long time blogging pal of mine, Bill Harryman (whose blog Integral Options is worth your time), posted...
Kyle asks: What motivates the Limbaughs and the Hannities and the Malkins to take up the standard...
I was pondering Erik and Mark’s thoughts on partisanship, and this video fell in my lap. I...
I was about to start writing a post for the lively Israel-Palestine series, the beginnings of which...
First of all, I have to admit, I enjoyed The Dark Knight. I didn’t leave the theatre...
by Kyle Moore It may seem most odd coming from me a single concept: partisanship is good. ...
Max Socol wrote a post that I think is an example of rhetorical bad faith. To put...
Max Socol is unhappy with our initial foray into the Israel/Palestine debate: Moral arguments concerning Israel and...
