What can one say about Frank Gaffney’s recent Washington Times piece that is worthy of such a...
Matthew Continetti is obviously a smart guy and one of my favorite bloggingheads participants, so why the...
This post is by necessity going to be almost identical to posts I’ve made before, but the...
A fairly banal observation, I know, but one worth revisiting in light of the the latest Supreme...
…anybody got any job hookups in the Providence/anywhere in Rhode Island areas? Maybe in the writing/publishing/editing/anything fields?
Ed Whelan has issued an apology to Publius (here and here)Â for which I think he deserves some...
I agree with John Schwenkler’s descriptive case in this post, while disagreeing with his prescriptions moving forward....
If you want to see two very acute minds (respectfully) duel with sharpened blades, then check out...
With the gangbusters opening of Hangover and the colossal box office failure of Land of the Lost,...
For the most part, I have little to add on the ethics of the Outing of Publius...
…from Yglesias is worth noting. He makes a good point too:
“[T]he folks at Harvard, Columbia, and Yale, are held accountable by … whom, exactly? Oh, that’s right:...
So, now that I’m a parent and I spend most of my time either outside, with my...
Maybe the modern postal service could look to the past to help make the lines more bearable?
From the NyTimes: Celebrity philanthropy, rock ’n’ roll philanthropy, is no longer a novelty, but what Shakira...
Self Knowledge by Kahlil Gibran And a man said, “Speak to us of Self-Knowledge.” And he answered,...
Anastasia & Sandman by Larry Levis The brow of a horse in that moment when The horse...
I’m not a big fan of Howard Stern, but this is good of him, and I appreciate...
Speaking as someone who doesn’t blog under his full name to avoid professional and personal complications, I...
