…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.
…and what won’t? The only problem with the analogy is that I never purposefully go to a coffee shop, because I don’t drink coffee. Starbucks would go bust in a world full of me.
I couldn’t get all the way through this article.
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.