Tbogg and Attaturk do some good work taking John Tierney’s latest apart, but I don’t think they go quite far enough. Let’s forget, for a moment, that John Tierney is.
I'm not the sort that reads Powerline with any regularity, but this caught my attention:It's great to see someone standing up for colonialism, especially British colonialism. I agree wholeheartedly with.
Shorter Stanley Kurtz: "The fact that anti-feminist screeds that are given massive amounts of coverage in major media organs sell bubkes proves that feminism is only found among 'elites'."
I had particular reason to be grateful this Mother's Day, as for my birthday my parents bought me a ninth-row center seat to the Broadway revival of that heartwarming pean.
I rarely have much to say about discussions of "populism," partly because it's never entirely clear what the content of such a politics would look like, and the historical antecedents.
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Social Security ain't the only evil FDR brought to the world:Second-guessing Franklin D. Roosevelt,President Bush said Saturday the United States played a role in Europe's painful division after World War.
Microsoft decides to back gay-rights billCapping a two-week brouhaha over Microsoft's fluid position on a state gay-rights bill, Chief Executive Steve Ballmer yesterday reversed course and said the company will.
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- Cancelling the horse race
- The Limiting Language of Nuclear Strategists
- We don’t have any evidence but we might be able to manufacture some eventually
- Some people have to play their little games
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