As I've always said, there are many conservative blogs out there, and The Corner is certainly one of them. This is prefect except for the lack of a parody of J-Pod's definitively kooky film criticism...
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All,The regular LGM team will be in Las Vegas for the next several days attending to, er, professional responsibilities. We have asked Matt Duss of What is the War, Erik.
Matt has a damn fine post on the relationship between intelligent design and that other pseudo-scientific theory, supply side economics:There's a strong comparison to be made here between Intelligent Design.
Okrent vs. Krugman turns out just as expected:Believe me -- I could go on, as could a number of readers more sophisticated about economic matters than I am. (Among these are several who, like me, generally align themselves politically with Prof. Krugman, but feel he...
The Supreme Court today threw out the conviction of Arthur Andersen. It doesn't seem likely that this will have a major impact on other Enron convictions; indeed, it's possible that.
On May 31, 2004, three University of Washington blowhards grew tired of spouting prepared rants at one another and decided to found a blog. For an address, they adopted the.
While I can understand why my county has the reputation of being a cultural wasteland, it should be noted that right here in bucolic, provincial Astoria the brilliant young French director Francois Ozon will be presenting his new movie this Saturday. (I will, of course,...
Noon continues to lead. LGM contributors now occupy last three spots in the standings. 1 Axis of Evel Knievel, d. noon 2178 2 Swinging At Space, K. Jepsen 2074 3.
My uncle died seven years before I was born. My uncle Patrick also served in Vietnam, and my father volunteered in 1965, but was turned away because of a minor.
Maybe Feuer will answer what seems to me the great mystery of the press in Iraq: Why American reporters, almost to a man, had a more pessimistic view of the war than seems to have been warranted. I don't think you can simply say they...
No constitution for the EU. Might be able to pull it off without the UK, but France is critical. The Netherlands, another original EEC member, is also hostile. Frankly, I.
On Thursday, good old Neil Cavuto interviewed a pair of real estate CEOs on the potential existence of a housing bubble in the United States. Set aside, for a moment,.