I hope Paul will clarify what he was trying to argue in his post from earlier today. Rather than try to reply to individual comments in what has become one of the longest threads in blog history, let me make a few points about the...
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Glenn Reynolds, America's most cartoonishly inept concern troll, brings us yet another iteration: But children don’t vote. Those too fragile to handle different opinions are too fragile to participate in.
Today in the great circle jerk of life: The San Diego Chargers' and Oakland Raiders' plan to become the teams that move to Los Angeles are set to receive a.
My take on the 5th Circuit ruling that got Donald Trump very, very excited last night. Note: if Scalia ends up writing a BLISTERING dissent it will make Trump's rhetoric sound measured and legalistic by comparison.
A comprehensive guide. On a related note, Nancy Latorneau: Recently Carson took a cutesy pot-shot at those elite professionals who actually know things by going on twitter to say, “It.
Above: neoliberal sellout, probably to the right of the last real liberal president Richard M. Nixon I basically agree with the overall thrust of DeBoer's intervention into the Sanders-and-feminism debate..
Michael Barbaro. There are some journalists who strive to write things that are true, and there are some who seek to reaffim that Both Sides Do It irrespective of the underlying facts.
Wolfe is out. ...very useful background here.
Shorter Tyler Cowen: if you set aside the most egalitarian parts of the ACA, it is less egalitarian than you probably think. In fairness, when he finally gets around to.
Goes to Mr. Dan Quinn. It is really, really hard for a decentish team to lose to a team that's starting Blaine Gabbert at quarterback. But not impossible! One way of helping to accomplish this is with some old-school strategery. Say, kicking a field goal...
The real story behind the Ben Carson "Perceptions 301" story Paul referenced yesterday is somehow even more hilarious than if he had just made everything about it up. Apparently, he.
A few points on the Yale Halloween discussion: Burgwell's original email was entirely unobjectionable, and was not in any way inconsistent with principles of free speech. It did not announce.