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On Columbus Day

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Look. Walter Russell Mead is correct to note that Columbus Day, at its origins, owes almost nothing to Christopher Columbus himself (though I'm modestly surprised that Mead didn't use the occasion to show us how Columbus Day has everything to do with Al Gore being...

Poochie/Coburn ’12!

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I'll highlight the key word in the key grafs in Politico's latest drooling about a mythical proactive third party candidacy: Despite their seemingly left-wing orientation, the Occupy Wall Street protestors have explicitly avoided any partisan reference. They blame both parties for what many protestors call...

This

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On October 10, 2011

Krugman on OWS: What’s going on here? The answer, surely, is that Wall Street’s Masters of the Universe realize, deep down, how morally indefensible their position is. They’re not John.

Spencer Tracy

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Edward Copeland: I don’t know what to say about Tracy. Katharine Hepburn once compared him to a potato (she meant it as a compliment), and that’s pretty apt. He’s solid and meaty. He’s there. But he’s not very exciting. There’s a case to be made...

The Octopus

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On October 8, 2011

Via Mother Jones is this superb site called Vulgar Army highlighting the use of the octopus in history to illustrate the evil power of corporations or other sites of power..

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