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Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Places to Go
Soren Dayton on whether conservatives disgusted with Bush are really being honest with themselves.
Arthur Silber and Undercover Blue weigh in with thoughtful posts on the whole Manicheanism debate.
Maha on the Iraq war endgame.
I've been writing a bunch of stuff at The Right's Field.
I'll be back tomorrow with some meatier stuff. Meanwhile...
Soren Dayton on whether conservatives disgusted with Bush are really being honest with themselves.
Arthur Silber and Undercover Blue weigh in with thoughtful posts on the whole Manicheanism debate.
Maha on the Iraq war endgame.
I've been writing a bunch of stuff at The Right's Field.
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¶ Posted by Paul Curtis 3:13 PM 0 comments Friday, June 08, 2007
Friday and Its Discontents
So I may too busy this afternoon to finish the post I was working on. If your lips are dry, might I suggest some alternatives:
Sadly, No! on the rather astonishing AEI "debate" about whether Darwinism is "good for" conservatism. As the Rev. Bradrocket puts it:
Right Wing Watch on the long conservative tradition of trying to disenfranchise Americans.
The Third Estate on awwwwwwwwww.....
And go look at the gorgeous pictures of Lisbon over at Esthetic/Aesthetic.
So I may too busy this afternoon to finish the post I was working on. If your lips are dry, might I suggest some alternatives:
Sadly, No! on the rather astonishing AEI "debate" about whether Darwinism is "good for" conservatism. As the Rev. Bradrocket puts it:
No, chillens, you simply cannot make this shit up. The big brains at AEI are actually debating whether the linchpin of modern biology is compatible with their bizarro political views. Coming next week: “Newton’s Universal Law of Gravitation: Does it Lend Credence to the Flat Tax?”Hilzoy on extremely disturbing indications that our national media have absolutely no intention of doing their jobs during the coming election (don't read this if you can't handle getting very, very angry -- looking at you, Banner).
Right Wing Watch on the long conservative tradition of trying to disenfranchise Americans.
The Third Estate on awwwwwwwwww.....
And go look at the gorgeous pictures of Lisbon over at Esthetic/Aesthetic.
Labels: Other blogs
¶ Posted by Paul Curtis 1:56 PM 1 comments Friday, April 20, 2007
Busy Writing Next Week's Material
This has been a light week at A&S, despite all the goings-on in the real world, and today's postings will have to be limited as well. We'll be back with a vengeance next week; meanwhile, here are a few things to keep you occupied:
The Third Estate reports on a smart next move for Democrats in the "partial-birth" abortion battle.
Undercover Blue's series on conservatives continues.
Progressive Historians features a debate on the right to bear arms in historical context - going back further than the American Constitution.
One of my favorite liberal writers, Harold Myerson, reflects on the patterns at work in the primary races: "Democrats in conflict, Republicans in space."
And if you haven't read it yet, Phil Nugent has the final word on the Imus controversy. Yes, it's a great read even though you're sick of the whole thing already. (h/t Crooked Timber).
This has been a light week at A&S, despite all the goings-on in the real world, and today's postings will have to be limited as well. We'll be back with a vengeance next week; meanwhile, here are a few things to keep you occupied:
The Third Estate reports on a smart next move for Democrats in the "partial-birth" abortion battle.
Undercover Blue's series on conservatives continues.
Progressive Historians features a debate on the right to bear arms in historical context - going back further than the American Constitution.
One of my favorite liberal writers, Harold Myerson, reflects on the patterns at work in the primary races: "Democrats in conflict, Republicans in space."
And if you haven't read it yet, Phil Nugent has the final word on the Imus controversy. Yes, it's a great read even though you're sick of the whole thing already. (h/t Crooked Timber).
Labels: meta, Other blogs
¶ Posted by Paul Curtis 10:50 AM 0 comments Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Elsewhere...
I have no idea why comments aren't enabled on the post below. My theory is that is has something to do with the fact that Blogger Sux.
At any rate, hope you enjoy going back to the future. Light posting the rest of today. If dusty memories from the Commentary archives aren't enough for you, may I recommend:
Amazin' Avenue: You know what they say about a bad dress rehearsal...
The Right's Field: McCain gets clubbed.
Vernon Lee: Comrade Romney vs. the Boston Herald (Also see "Vernon Lee's Law," which has nothing to do with anything horrible happening to some kid named Vernon Lee).
Undercover Blue: What might really lie behind the US attorney firings.
John Cole: Democratic overreach? Hardly.
Slacktivist: Teh MSM is undermining our pets!!!!11!!1!
They hate our freedom and our pooties.
I have no idea why comments aren't enabled on the post below. My theory is that is has something to do with the fact that Blogger Sux.
At any rate, hope you enjoy going back to the future. Light posting the rest of today. If dusty memories from the Commentary archives aren't enough for you, may I recommend:
Amazin' Avenue: You know what they say about a bad dress rehearsal...
The Right's Field: McCain gets clubbed.
Vernon Lee: Comrade Romney vs. the Boston Herald (Also see "Vernon Lee's Law," which has nothing to do with anything horrible happening to some kid named Vernon Lee).
Undercover Blue: What might really lie behind the US attorney firings.
John Cole: Democratic overreach? Hardly.
Slacktivist: Teh MSM is undermining our pets!!!!11!!1!
They hate our freedom and our pooties.
Labels: Blogger sux, Other blogs
¶ Posted by Paul Curtis 10:54 AM 0 comments 
