Month: September 2015

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GE’s Taft-Hartley Comic, 1947

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Thanks to Bruce Vail for sending me this hilarious propaganda comic General Electric put out in 1947 during the debate over the Taft-Hartley Act. He asked me to credit the Maryland labor activist Bill Barry in hunting this up and putting it into a PDF file. Enjoy!

The Failure of a Clown

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Yup: It’s fitting that Roger Goodell’s biggest failure, the one that could well end up permanently lessening the considerable power he and NFL owners have traditionally held over the NFLPA, was born out of the stupidest scandal in the history of the NFL, and perhaps all of sports. This is precisely the kind of defeat […]

Montana!

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My latest at the National Interest continues what amounts to the book tour for The Battleship Book: In the early 1940s, the U.S. Navy still expected to need huge, first rate battleships to fight the b

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If you’d like to be extremely rich, being born extremely rich is highly useful: “It takes brains to make millions,” according to the slogan of Donald Trump’s board game. “It takes Trump to make billions.” It appears that’s truer than Trump himself might like to admit. A new analysis suggests that Trump would’ve been a billionaire […]
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