“New Hampshire Republicans and undeclared voters who want to field a candidate with broad appeal and the capability and credibility to have a shot at beating President Obama have three choices: putative frontrunner Mitt...
In my introductory post I stated that one of the things I thought I could bring to The League was an outsider’s perspective to American debates. Since the relative merits of parliamentary democracy vs....
Last week, Erik and I had a fun discussion about the role of geography in shaping one’s political opinions, what this means for Erik’s arguments for competitive federalism and localism, and the way in...
I’ve been out of pocket from the political realm for a week and a half, but President Obama’s claim that a health insurance mandate is not a tax strikes me as marginally good politics...
I read this post over at The Dish and quite honestly thought it said “Obama” and not “Osama.” Which changes everything, of course. Read the following passage substituting the word Osama with Obama: Paul...
[moved to an earlier time, off the sidebar, yada yada yada…] “Perhaps we’re getting at what puzzles and galls me so much about recent posts at The League of Ordinary Gentlemen about how dissident...
I had the good fortune yesterday afternoon to attend a panel discussion on the future of conservatism featuring Ross Douthat, David Frum, Daniel Larison, and Virginia Postrel. It was a rather enlightening discussion, but...
by Kyle Moore (Note: this post is MOSTLY ripped straight from my comments to one of Scott’s earlier posts) I wanted to make I suppose an emphasis to this great post. Early on you...
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on Martin Niemöller, and Who First They Came ForAmong the things the administration doesn't understand is that every department is different. Differ… on Martin Niemöller, and Who First They Came ForI have little respect for "process" arguments because we wouldn't apply them in other situations. Ex… on Martin Niemöller, and Who First They Came For"Disagreements" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there in the face of published department support fo… on Martin Niemöller, and Who First They Came ForIs there anyone in the Trump administration who is competent to say, or has any idea, whether there…
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