The Stopped Clock

Political discussion and ranting, premised upon the fact that even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

Thursday, May 31, 2007

Health Care Proposals

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As the various Republican candidates attempt to invoke the spirit of Reagan and be tougher than ever with terror suspects, the Democratic ca...

I've Been Spammed By... Yoda?

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I find it hard to believe that this type of "sales pitch" works: Self employed can be you But as has been pointed out many times, ...
Friday, May 25, 2007

Religion Is Great... If You Keep It Secular

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That's the message David Brooks seems intent on conveying in his latest column, The Catholic Boom : Quasi-religious people attend servic...
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Dental Phobia

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A random thought for the day.... Does fear of dentists highlight one of the many peculiarities of the human mind? When somebody has dental p...
Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Platitudes

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On the heels of marriage as " the best educational institution we have " , addressing immigration policy , David Brooks offers us ...
Saturday, May 19, 2007

Your Daily Dose of Outrage

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In case you feel the need to shake your fist angrily at your monitor.... At Crime and Federalism, Mike explains why an insurance company wou...

Human Capital

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A recent column by David Brooks, A Human Capital Agenda , left me a bit perplexed. He endorses as "conservative" a slate of ideas ...

Sick Days For The Working Poor

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A while back, Bob Herbert proposed what seems to be a most equitable idea, guaranteeing "sick days" for all workers : It sounds re...

After All, We Can Only Lose If We Don't Win....

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In yesterday's Column, The Insurgent Advantage , David Brooks reviewed a book, John Robb's Brave New War , in a manner which I hope ...
Sunday, May 13, 2007

Energy Policy As A Precursor To Withdrawal From Iraq... Is That An 800 Pound Gorilla....

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Or is it a pygmy marmoset ? Either way, in Only Halfway There Thomas Friedman is concerned that the Democrats haven't taken due notice....
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Friday, May 11, 2007

Birds of a Feather

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Andrew Sullivan suggests that fellow know-it-all Christopher Hitchens may be wrong in relation to Karl Rove being a non-believer . Who knows...

Exporting Culture

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In The Human Community , defending Tony Blair's legacy, David "Babbling" Brooks strikes again: Over the past three years, peop...
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Opposing Universal Health Care On The Basis That It's A Service?

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Over at MedRants, Dr. Centor has posted an essay suggesting that universal health care is wrong because it involves the provision of service...
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Tuesday, May 01, 2007

Watching What You Say....

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The conventional wisdom is correct: When you have a two-year-old, words you use in front of your child can quickly come back to haunt you. S...
Monday, April 30, 2007

Microsoft's Marketing Genius....

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Given Microsoft's magnificent success with the iPod-killing Zune, snatching up 2.5% of MP3 player sales as compared to Apple's mere...
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Sunday, April 29, 2007

Flattering The Court

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From a motion for reconsideration in a state supreme court: It would be an aberration and an abomination for this Court to on the one hand, ...
Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Compatibility of Religion and Science

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At the Volokh Conspiracy, Jonathan Adler endorses the correct belief that science and religion don't have to be regarded as incompatibl...

Should Prosecutors Defer To A Jury's Acquittal

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Over at TalkLeft, Jeralyn Merritt describes an acquittal in a rape case , adding, Prosecutors are not respecting the jury's verdict. The...
Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Buy Links For Traffic, Not PageRank

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I recently commented on what I see as Google's effect on natural linking . Long story short: With Internet users choosing search engines...
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Friday, April 13, 2007

Sending A Computer Forensics Expert To The RNC?

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No... I want a forensics expert from the RNC. Microsoft Outlook hangs every time I try to empty the trash for my email, and it's tediou...
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