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- Roe v. Wade: Was Another Concern on the Justice’s Mind?
- A question from Politico: Is it appropriate for politicians to use this time, in any capacity, to reexamine gun control?
- Is the Middle the Future? If so, Who’s in the Middle?
- “You can’t teach an old dogma new tricks.”
- A looming tea party backlash?
- Should the GOP break the anti-tax pledge?
- Are Republicans missing too many Sister Souljah moments?
- George McGovern, 1922-2012
- The politics of clout: Where’s the bourbon and branch water?
- Candy Tries to Help Her Hero
- The tea parties in our political future
- Growling and roaring in the Romney campaign
- Obama’s audacious strategy: Desperation or deliberation?
- Last hurrah for Nancy Pelosi?
- With friends like these …
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- This horrible sinking feeling
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- The wages of Wisconsin?
- BLAMING OBAMACARE ON CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALL – Part 2
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- Mulligans are for golf, not for political talking-heads: A defense of Hilary Rosen
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- Santorum Proves that the Fat Lady is in Bad Voice
- Gingrich has overstayed his welcome with an ironic result
- Romney wobbles toward nomination
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- The Syrian Tinderbox
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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Militant moderates?
There are, believe it or not, good politicians. – Daniel Keys Moran By Ken Feltman This is one of those times when fewer and fewer Americans believe that good politicians exist. Doubters always speak out but they are usually balanced … Continue reading
Afghanistan: A Lost Cause?
By Michael Granger It is tragic to think that Afghanistan is a lost cause, yet it is difficult to disabuse ourselves of the perception that it is. It is not that something went tragically wrong as a result of the … Continue reading
Science Should Never Be “Settled”
by Mark Rhoads A new-sub controversy regarding the correct “balance” in news coverage has emerged at the BBC that is part of a larger battle between a large number of scientists who are certain that man-made global warming is a serious threat … Continue reading
Posted in Global warming, Mark Rhoads, Politics, Science, Thought-Provoking Analysis
Tagged Global warming
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Murdoch Claims He Was Asleep in His Bunk Below
By Ken Feltman A childrens’ song tells of a sea captain who rides out storms by heading below deck to his bunk. Children recognize the cowardly captain for the clownish character that he is. Rupert Murdoch may not know the … Continue reading
Posted in Favorites, Journalism, Ken Feltman, Ken Feltman at Politico
Tagged Journalism, Ken Feltman at Politico, News Corp.
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A Bad Idea Keeps Coming Back
By Mark Rhoads In general, government hates activity it cannot tax or control. Government hates the non-geographic nature of the internet because the reach of web is global but the jurisdictional boundaries of governments have geographic limits. Now there is … Continue reading
