I’m not the only one having issues with Movable Type:
I have succeeded in loading Style Contest templates into my style browser, and have applied them, and been informed I have successfully applied them and republished the site, and they do not show up. In fact it managed to destroy the page entirely, putting all the columns at the bottom of the page. Time to rip it up and start from scratch.
Don’t email me until I send up flares. I need to figure this out myself.
Good luck with that, James.
I’m not the only one having issues with Movable Type:
I have succeeded in loading Style Contest templates into my style browser, and have applied them, and been informed I have successfully applied them and republished the site, and they do not show up. In fact it managed to destroy the page entirely, putting all the columns at the bottom of the page. Time to rip it up and start from scratch.
Don’t email me until I send up flares. I need to figure this out myself.
Good luck with that, James.
I’m not the only one having issues with Movable Type:
I have succeeded in loading Style Contest templates into my style browser, and have applied them, and been informed I have successfully applied them and republished the site, and they do not show up. In fact it managed to destroy the page entirely, putting all the columns at the bottom of the page. Time to rip it up and start from scratch.
Don’t email me until I send up flares. I need to figure this out myself.
Good luck with that, James.
Chris Wallace on Fox News asked Huckabee how his campaign differed from others. His response was that he listened to “the little people.”
How did that differ from an answer from Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama? Or any Democrat candidate?
That’s really the headline. Wonder how hard they had to look to find it.
Should that copy editor be fired, or promoted?
That’s really the headline. Wonder how hard they had to look to find it.
Should that copy editor be fired, or promoted?
That’s really the headline. Wonder how hard they had to look to find it.
Should that copy editor be fired, or promoted?
Some thoughts from Arnold Kling.
Someone has to be the hegemon. The goal should be to ensure that it is one that maximizes individual freedom and productivity.
…and property rights. Some thoughts on the beginning of commerce and trade from Donald Sensing.
Jonah’s book
[Tuesday morning update]
Jonah says that “progressives” should be careful what they wish for, and understand their history a little better:
Today’s progressives still share many of the core assumptions of the progressives of yore. It may be gauche to talk about patriotism too much in liberal circles, but what is Barack Obama’s obsession with unity other than patriotism by another name? Indeed, he champions unity for its own sake, as a good in and of itself. But unity can be quite amoral. Mobs and gangs are dangerous because of their unblinking unity.
Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, often insists that we must move “beyond” ideology, labels, partisanship, etc. The sentiment is a direct echo of the Pragmatists who felt that dogma needed to be jettisoned to give social planners a free hand. Of course, then as now, the “beyond ideology” refrain is itself an ideological position favoring whatever state intervention social planners prefer.
A key point of the book, that many on the left miss, is that Hitler gave fascism a bad name. Up until all the racism and the genocide and the war mongering, they were all on board with the Nazi project. When mindless and ignorant leftists mistakenly call classical liberals “fascists,” they’re not calling them as bad a name as they seem to believe. Which is a good thing, because it is their own beliefs that are truly fascistic.