Month: September 2005

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Interesting Times

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On September 8, 2005

Nice post by Matt Yglesias: Late 1990s America was aesthetically unsatisfying to a lot of intellectual types, including intellectual types who write about politics. They yearned for a more heroic age,

I think that a couple of comments in this thread deserve greater attention. In presenting a damning set of evidence regarding comparative social mobility in Europe and the United States, DJW makes this unfortunate demand: If you’re going to make claims this stark and certain, it might behoove to check and see if they’re actually […]

America’s Worst "Historian"

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On September 8, 2005
Werther does the necessary work of demolishing Victor Davis Hanson. Charles Murray isn’t the only transparent hack on the right. Via Wolcott. Mr. Hanson, Cal State Fresno’s contribution to human letters, is the favorite historian of the administration, the Naval War College, and other groves of disinterested research. His academic niche is to drag the […]

True Face

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On September 7, 2005

New Orleans seems to be drawing the racist right out of its hole. In good times, the right can manage a cosmetic effort to obscure the racial element of its program. They can ignore the fact that Amer

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