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You and the Atom Bomb

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70 years ago today, much of Hiroshima was obliterated by a nuclear weapon. A few days later Nagasaki suffered a similar fate. It says something about the indescribable barbarism that was normalized during the second world war that the act of instantaneously incinerating 200,000 people, most of them women and children, was considered at the […]
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#NotAllDraftBiden

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Jon Chait objects to my column about the attempt to manufacture a Joe Biden primary campaign out of nothing at all: One of the unfortunate habits overtaking the left is a tendency to conclude that any behavior that could plausibly be motivated by bigotry is likely motivated by bigotry. It is no doubt true that […]

Wednesday Links

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Jeb! Bush’s Kinsleyian gaffe. Again, in 2012 Mitt Romney was essentially running unopposed.  Collins and Ayotte voted to defund Planned Parenthood.  Vote the party, not the person. The political science of presidential debates.  Roy tells you what will happen at the debate so you won’t have to watch it either. Interesting Kilgore take on Marco […]

Brotherly

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On August 5, 2015

Frankly, I’d have been a bit disappointed in Philadelphia if HitchBot had made it out alive. Canadians made hitchBOT, which is to say that they crudely assembled a broadly anthropomorphic heap o

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