The Stopped Clock

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

Monday, January 04, 2010

Douthat on Movies

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Ross Douthat wrote a rather silly column about the movie Avatar, which left me wondering if it was written before he actually saw the film...
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Well, At Least His Head Can Hold Inconsistent Thoughts....

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Ross Douthat lectures us that, while the U.S. may have had a miserable decade, other nations did okay. A billion-odd Chinese had a pretty go...
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Sunday, January 03, 2010

That's Quite a Floor

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A German company offers hardwood flooring based upon the natural grain of the wood. How does it fit together? Like a jigsaw. It's custo...
Saturday, January 02, 2010

Connecting the Dots

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Kathleen Parker instructs us , If Bush could be blamed for the dot-connecting inadequacies that helped enable the terrorist attacks of Sept....
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Friday, January 01, 2010

Mass Extinctions? No Worries!

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In what appears to be an unstated expansion of his arguments against the science of climate change, George Will takes a "what, me worry...
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Top Posts of 2009

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Looking back on 2009, the most popular posts for visitors to this blog (excluding people reading through the RSS feed) were: Amendment vs. R...

Charles Krauthammer, Liar

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If you didn't already know that, see the NonSequitur on his latest round of whoppers.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009

The Missing Element

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Josh Marshal ponders why people are willing to ethnically profile, do all sorts extra-judicial surveillance, maintain massive databases of h...
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

A Strange Form of Extortion

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Governor Schwarzenegger is threatening the people of his state : If Washington does not provide roughly $8 billion in new aid for the state,...
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How Did This Get Published?

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When you see a really silly editorial published in the New York Times you think... well, at least it's not the Post. But sometimes you r...
Friday, December 25, 2009

An Odd Headline

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Woman knocks down pope at Mass; Christmas celebrations begin .

Happy Holidays

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Sunday, December 20, 2009

Repealing Reform Before it Occurs?

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Josh Marshall opines that "resurgent Republicans could get the chance to repeal [healthcare reform] before the public gets a chance to...

Because He's Such a Serious Man....

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John McCain isn't bothered by Sarah Palin's scribbling his name off of a visor she wore during her Hawaii vacation. Sen. John McCai...

Passing Sound, Popular Legislation Would Be a Handicap?

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David Broder represents the mindset that got the Democratic Party into its present predicament: I think Obama deserves more help than he is...

People Unclear On The Concept

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The concept of creative destruction is that innovation and entrepreneurship are what drive long-term economic growth, even though the value ...

Um... Dana?

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Dana Milbank warns that imposing any consequence on Joe Lieberman for what Dana describes as a career-long pattern of backstabbing his form...
Friday, December 18, 2009

Clowns to the Left of Me, Jokers to the Right

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I appreciate the push-back coming from the left on the gutting of the healthcare reform bill. It's a shame that the bill has been gradua...
Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Making Better Bricks

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Yet another battle between parents who support their tot's freedom of expression and individual style, versus a school board that wants...
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Speaking Truth When You Have Power

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Recently, Senator Al Franken was given a rather blunt message that his actions in advocating for his anti-rape bill, he had crossed a line ...
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