Month: February 2013

Wanker of the Day: Marc Ambinder

I don’t have a problem with creating a commission to explore ways to make voting easier, but I hope everyone is clear on one essential fact. Every single problem we have with voting has been created intentionally, and had...

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Non-Stop A-Holery

We have a couple of teenagers living with us who both work about five days a week with (usually) five or six hour shifts. I think they’re both making about nine bucks an hour. After the tax withholding, that’s about...

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The Meaning of the Buckley Rule

Neal Freeman has published a fascinating article in the National Review. Mr. Freeman is a veteran of the magazine and the former campaign manager of William F. Buckley’s 1965 New York mayoral campaign. In this piece,...

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Moving Beyond Pragmatism

I was tempted last night to write a response to the State of the Union address that would have been close to identical to Jamelle Bouie’s response. After all, I’m known for my pragmatism, and my practice is tell you...

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