Why Must I Put Myself Through This?

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Reading Mickey Kaus makes my eyes bleed. Nonetheless, I can't seem to stop. . .Mickey has been driven batshit insane by the Form 180 non-revelations. Mickey's deep hatred of John Kerry led him to believe that the military records must have contained evidence of treasonous, dishonorable,...

Lochner Comes to Canada

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Maintaining this blog's longstanding commitment to discuss the world's most important issues--i.e., those pertaining to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms--during those rare occasions when they are of interest to bloggers with more rational interests, I had better comment on Chaoulli v. Quebec. The case...

The Best Offense is a Good Offense

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John Emerson makes a good point in the comments here, which is worthy of its own post. He argues that Kerry should have fought back against the Swifties much harder than he did. My basic response is 1)I agree, and 2)I don't think this contradicts the...

A Dense Argument

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Ezra does a nice job of demolishing Ezekiel Emanuel's arguments against single payer. (Well, I don't entirely disagree with his arguments about how the veto-point laden American political system would make implementing such a program extremely difficult, but as Ezra notes this obviously applies to any...

Understatement

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The Times retains its capacity for tasteful understatement:On Friday, the Army is expected to announce that it met only 75 percent of its recruiting goal for May, the fourth consecutive.

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