Post-Election Wednesday
If polling is an art, not a science, the folks at Quinnipiac University use crayons.
Category: Politics
The Left’s Nightmare
The Left has completely used and abused Mexicans and blacks over the past 60 years.
The Senator Asked Barrett if She has Ever Committed a Sexual Assault
The mere identification with a tribe establishes that the tribe has a distinct identity, but for others to recognize that identity? It’s considered an outrage.
New Mother Cabrini Statue Next on the Hit List
And regardless, the Italians, like the Irish, were held in such low esteem, they might as well have been black (interesting parallels about our country’s horrible treatment of “out” …
The Fascist
H.I.F. For those who haven’t made it over the TDE Twitter account, fascinating excerpts from Thaddeus Russell’s Renegade History: “hen the New Deal was created, few of its supporters …
PoS
Look Homewrad, America: In Search of Reactionary Radicals and Front-Porch Anarchists by Bill Kauffman. If there’s been a better book for promoting the Principle of Subsidiarity in the past …
Wednesday
Wednesday
Politics The IRS official will take The Fifth. How special. * * * * * * * I’m glad we turned health care over to the IRS. No risks …
Saturday
The Vote Neareth “A state is a human community that (successfully) claims the monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force within a given territory.” Max Weber. The new …
Tuesday
Bailout Podcast Real good podcast over at Econtalk: Neil Barofsky, talking about his new book, Bailout. Barofsky was an insider to the whole TARP operation, working as “Special Inspector …
Tuesday
From the Notebooks The Nock on Babbitt? It’s interesting that Sinclair Lewis labeled the repressed character in Babbitt after Irving Babbitt, the Harvard professor from Ohio who emphasized that, …
Tuesday
Whining Liberal = Catholic I had to drive to Battle Creek yesterday afternoon, so I had a chance to listen to Rush Limbaugh for the first time since I …