Clinton at State

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I'm fairly agnostic about the merits of the appointment -- I'm inclined to defer to Obama's judgment given the quality of his campaign and Clinton is certainly a person of substantial ability, but there are some real policy concerns here. Still, I have to admit the...

Preparing the Way…

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On November 23, 2008

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This article is kind of fabulous, in the sense that it clearly lays out the connection between a lax attitude towards regulation and the production of bad loans:Simeon Ferguson, an.

Ted Briggs

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On November 23, 2008
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I am remiss in noting the passing last month of Ted Briggs. Briggs was the last of the three survivors of the destruction of HMS Hood at the Battle of Denmark Strait. Obits here and here.Here's an animated depiction of the loss of Hood, including an...

AppleFutility Cup

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On November 22, 2008

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Consider: The Washington State Cougars are currently 1-10, with only a victory over Portland State to their credit. The Washington Huskies are 0-10, and likely to lose at Cal. The.

More McPherson

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I suppose this silly column doesn't really merit further discussion, but I think gmack's comment merits elevation to the main page:So far as I can tell, no one here knows whether McPherson harasses women. But we can tell that his argument is utterly ridiculous: if his...

My Question

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On November 21, 2008

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How can a stigma become attached to an individual based on an informational seminar everyone has to attend? Mcpherson's tear-stained column is really some classic whining about nothing, but admittedly.

"Seven Years Is Enough."

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On November 21, 2008

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Judge Richard Leon -- an appointee of George W. Bush -- issued a major ruling following the wake of the Supreme Court's Boumediene decision yesterday, ordering five Guantanamo detainees released.

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