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The New Puritans

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On April 30, 2009

This Yglesias post reflects a group of beliefs regarding public health that tend to cut across ideological lines, probably because they resonate with some deeply embedded cultural puritanism that affects.

Is This Our Future?

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On March 10, 2009
One thing of note to add to this analysis of the Swiss health care system is that, as Ellen Immergut has pointed out, Switzerland is comparable to the U.S. in having an unusually large number of veto points that gave particularly high levels of power...

It Never Ends

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On December 19, 2008

This abominable rule shouldn't survive the first week of the Obama presidency; the fact that it will -- because reversing it takes a good bit of time and squanders resources.

But POW! Hockey Moms! Arugula!

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On September 5, 2008
Family visitation and work commitments meant that I didn't see any speeches at the GOP convention last night; I can't say I was terribly disappointed. Nonetheless, I did look at some transcripts and clips. We could do this all day, but consider the density of...
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Pets

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On December 18, 2007
From the NYT article on the home edition of the Merck/Meriel manual, which sounds like Gray's Anatomy meets DSM-IV meets Physician's Desk Reference for the insane world of domesticated animals: In its 1,345 pages, readers can find, among other things, the anatomy of a turtle;...
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