…at The Economist.
This is the first time that I’ve seen the aircraft called a “Stratolaunch.” I wonder if the correspondent knows something we don’t, or is just making a false inference? Also, I’m a little surprised that the editors don’t know the difference between a hanger and a hangar. Unless it’s a British spelling.
…of Barack Obama. And yet many continue to defend him.
…crosses swords with Don Surber. Though, actually, I think that Lovins is wielding an unsharpened Popsicle stick.
Now here’s a headline you don’t see every day. You don’t normally see oniony porcine flatulence stories this early in the week.
Why the Ron Paul newsletters matter so much.
[Update mid morning]
More thoughts from Bryan Preston. This is not good for libertarianism.
…and Barack Obama.
As always, fascism is a left-wing, not “right wing” phenomenon.
Hardest hit: Tom Friedman.
A rare event, in which he rips the WaPo for media malpractice in reporting on Solyndra.
I know, you’re as shocked as I am.
It’s not racism, or anti-semitism — it’s the foreign policy.
I have to say, though, that while the word “homophobic” is vastly overused (for instance, it is not “homophobic” to oppose gay marriage, at least not intrinsically) the congressman does seem literally homophobic to me, based on this description of his behavior. On the other hand, one can be a homophobe, and still support gay rights.
[Update a few minutes later]
The trouble with Ron Paul’s defense on the newsletters.