Setting the bar low

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Chait is extremely right about this; if you set out to to write a story about how Chris Christie wasn't always the vindictive monster he is today, and you went on a search for a story to illustrate that point, and the best you can find...

Super Bowl Open Thread

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On February 2, 2014
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I will be in a car as this appears, hopefully back by opening kickoff but perhaps listening to the first quarter on the radio old-school like. So I'll refer you again to Barnwell (1, 2). I have only two comments: I think that the DVOA rankings,...

The Broads of Babylon City

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Ah, here is a sad tale of one woman who wanted desperately to love two shows that were seemingly right up her alley, but could only muster up tepid like. Broad City: I feel as if I should love this show, but don’t for reasons I...

WWI Analogies

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My latest at the Diplomat thinks about experience, war, and learning: How do we know how the next war will be fought, and why does it matter?  As the centenary of World War I approaches, several commentators have argued that the emerging multipolar power structure of East...
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