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Bobo engages in his trademark style of argument, focusing on abstractions and ignoring evidence about whether or not markets actually work for a given problem. Cohn does a good job pointing out the problems, and I think the most important one is near the end...

Snack Forensics

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On May 9, 2011
The so-over choice of wrap rather than bread sure is fascinating, but I can't fully evaluate Obama's foreign policy choices until I know what's on his iPod. And I can't believe that we didn't get a more in-depth evaluation of the undoubtedly un-American condiment choices.

Your Moment of Bobo

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On March 22, 2011

Seriously, in the wake of Iraq, we're going to claim that unilateralism produces transparent decision-making, clear objectives, and considered decision-making? Right. This is so silly I'm reminded of Brooks's assertion.

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Seems About Right

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On November 24, 2010
Your new Washington Post blogger Jennifer Rubin, ladies and gentlemen: Regarding the "Ground Zero Mosque," Rubin told us 3,000 Americans were killed at the Burlington Coat Factory at West Broadway and Park Place, and that by supporting it the Left was "advertising its own intellectual...
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