…are too important.
I’d say that the federal government overall has become far too important.
…are too important.
I’d say that the federal government overall has become far too important.
In a long but worthwhile essay, Cathy Young write that it has been greatly exaggerated.
It just amazes me that so many people take this demented clown seriously.
…is an anti-socialist holiday.
…and situational ethics.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Three reasons that McConnell is not being a hypocrite in his stance to vote on a Trump nominee.
[Update a while later]
Ginsburg was a politician in a robe, not a justice.
Unlike her, someone like Amy Coney Barrett will respect the Constitution.
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This crock just makes me support her more.
[Update Sunday morning]
Alexandra Brown writes that the gloves need to come off for Republicans.
Yes, we know exactly what they would do if the situation was reversed.
[Update a while later]
Ginsburg’s death reveals the Democrats’ no-limit casino of doom.
Don’t worry, it’s not RIP. Her earliest recording has been found.
Didn’t have the guts to go after bin Laden.
But I still think the bin Laden raid was overrated. The administration wanted to pretend (or imagine) that killing bin Laden ended the war, when he was a symptom of the problem, not the cause. My view was validated by the rise of “the JV team,” ISIS.
Stephen Kruiser has some reflections on the anniversary, as does Glenn. As Stephen notes, there are now young adults who have very little memory of that day. In some ways, the changes that event wrought in the nation were greater than those from Pearl Harbor (my grandparents were about the same age for that event as I was on 911). Unfortunately, few of them were for the better. Next year, for the twentieth anniversary, I hope that the current crises will be in the rear-view mirror, but I fear that they won’t be, regardless of the outcome of the election.