Non-graphic format Wuzzadem: The best way to defeat Islamofascism is to admit that their underlying beliefs about sexuality and gender are completely correct, and to distribute lots of free copies of Dinesh D'Souza's new book. Via Roy, who as a bonus offers us his parody of...
This is old news, but probably not well known. For some reason, my adoptive state has decided to join the space race:Kentucky will become the nation's first state to send.
Huh. As a long term and vocal critic of Finnish foreign policy, I'm not sure how I feel about being Finland. I'm also unsure about how the scores were computed;.
Well, Maybe Some Night Classes To Brush UpRich Lowry. And, by the way, where are these new troops coming from? A draft that might actually compel Rich Lowry to be part of this massive new force? Pouring more money into military recruitment instead of upper-class tax...
At the risk of wandering into Scott's territory, it seems obvious to me that the Framers understood the dangers of executive power in wartime, and that they intendeded that Congress.
Shorter Anne Applebaum: Two British newspaper columns prove that a rising wave of anti-Americanism was inevitable whether the Bush administration fought the War on Terra (TM) by installing an Islamist.
Good.Harvard Ends Early Admission, Citing Barrier to DisadvantagedMr. Thacker and other critics said that under binding early admission programs, students have to commit to a college long before they know how much aid they will be offered. Students who apply for admission in the regular cycle...
I have to agree with Jack Shafer:Fools, knaves, and liars. Ignorant journalists. Traitors and more traitors. Marty Peretz was born to blog.It's absolutely true. Peretz' posts have always stood out.
There are so few today who are willing to stand up and make a forthright defense of hereditary monarchy. Yes, I understand that he's (probably) joking, but reading this column.
This is odd.
Drunken Orson WellesI can taste the bitterness... but where are the fish sticks?
Speaking of degenerative projects, in responding to Jon Rauch's point that in The Party of Death he flinches at the implications of his underlying philosophical premises, Ramesh Ponnuru says: Second:.