At his blog, Paul Krugman presents some employment-population, labor force participation and wage charts and writes
The point of these charts is not to say that Clinton deserves credit for all good things and Bush deserves blame
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USATODAY.com SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C. — White House hopeful Fred Thompson continued his debate-night criticism of rival Mike Huckabee on Friday, calling the primary contest a fight between the ideals of Ronald Reagan and populist appeals that blame others for
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Scott Johnson, Powerline, has “The case against John McCain.” I’ll go beyond Rick Santorum, and I don’t trust McCain on foreign or defense policy either. McCain has the problem of letting extraordinary temper get the better of
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Doctor Thomas Sowell is always a great read. Today’s no exception. (Real Clear Politics)
By far the best presentation as a candidate, among all the candidates in both parties, is that of Barack Obama. But if he actually believes even
After many weeks on hold, I’m re-starting the Nightly Ramble. Reasons are many but the bottom line is that there are a lot of subjects I want to touch on but don’t want to write it all out… I’d rather
Matt Yglesias, who I usually have serious disagreements with, points out that Hillary Clinton may well be on the wrong scent, here:
Hillary Clinton’s campaign seems determined to convince Barack Obama’s detractors in the blogosphere that he is so
James Joyner, earlier today:
George Will closes a subpar (by his standards, at least) column on the silly populism of Mike Huckabee and John Edwards with this praise for Barack Obama:
Barack Obama, who might be mercifully closing the
Stephen Green, Vodka Pundit, asks a simple question:
Dear Iowa Republicans,
I’ll put this in language even your tiny little Iowa brains can understand: What the f*** is wrong with you people?
The news coming out of Des Moines
Interesting story in the American Thinker by buddy Rick Moran, this morning. It seems that the number of people idetifying themselves as Republican has hit a two year high.
According to pollster Rasmussen, the number of Americans
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Peter Robinson at The Corner
The latest news from Iowa? According to Zogby’s latest—and I quote: “Sen. Fred Thompson…has seen a late-breaking surge.” (Rich notes the same poll below.)
What’s going on here? My guess is that there are
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Oh, spare me the lectures about torture, and spare me the self-righteous legal sanctimony attached to the idea that someone actually did what needed to be done to save American lives. What was the purpose of maintaining those tapes, given
From the Sun on Monday: (Heard about this yesterday morning from WJFK)
A FANATICAL Pakistani cleric told The Sun yesterday of his chilling dream to turn the world Muslim – by force if necessary.
Qari Hifzur Rehamn, 60, spoke
I fully recognize that taking Paul Krugman down a peg or three is akin to arm-wrestling an infant. The contest can only go one way, Krugman’s going to loose…and the winner is invariably left with the task of dealing with
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Promoted, from comments.
We live in dangerous times and we need a leader who can make rational and sober assessments of the real world. Sadly for us, we a have gaggle of candidates in both parties who either are
[Ron] Paul blames Lincoln for the Civil War rather than blaming the South for starting a war to preserve slavery. Does he love liberty? Or does he merely loathe the federal government?
James Taranto: Opinion Journal.
Addendum: (Bit)
Heh…