I think because I'm listed first, I often get emails meant for other bloggers here at LGM. Today, I'd like to share with you one of those emails:I read your article on Milton Friedman. I see you live in Seattleand are 31. You are quite the...
Scott Johnson -- whose sense of shame is inversely proportionate to his lack of historical knowledge -- invokes the term "massive resistance" in a post from yesterday, which reprints a.
If you love the VD Hanson-bashing genre (and obviously we do), be sure to check out Matt's contribution. A sample:Rather than view this appreciation, imitation, and innovation as a metaphor.
Wondering how Eric Keroack--the crank Bush as appointed to be in charge of family planning funding--could believe a bunch of non-scientific gibberish (which, to be fair, he expressed--appropriately enough--in cartoon form?) Apparently, he's not a board-certified doctor at all. Heckuva job, Bushie!
Ooh, there's a novel out about the construction of Dreadnought. John J. McKeon:When a nation has a big technological lead over its potential military rivals, how long can that lead.
Wondering where Marshall Wittmann would end up after the termination of his unreadable blog? The answer may not surprise you: Two weeks after winning reelection as an independent due to.
I'm very torn about this. As a fan, I was very, very pleased to see Jeter not win. The scholar in me sees this as idiocy even by the standards of AL MVP voters, in a league with Gonzalzes over Rodriguez or Bell over Trammell. I...
A few scattered thoughts on the calliope music emanating from Victor Davis Hanson's head:(1) Hanson on energy policy: "Strike a deal on energy: allow drilling in Anwar and off the.
I was lucky enough to see a beautiful 35mm restoration of La Regle Du Jeu last week. The most obvious modern inheritor of the "open" filmmaking style invented by Renoir,.
I have an article about the Supreme Court and the federal "partial birth" legislation up at TAP. I'd like to add something about the lack of connection between the legislation and any legitimate state interest, and what it says about the "undue burden" test:Based on the...
Fortunately, the Murdoch empire, in a rare manifestation of good taste, has decided not to publish the "book" "written" by an illiterate who chopped off his wife's head. However, as.
Eric Martin in response to this post at TAPPED:First things first: Payne and Farley are right to note that not finding WMD had a tangible upside. Not only did it.