In This Volatile Time, All Sides Must Condemn All Threats And Political Violence
According to her lawyers, Christine Blasey Ford is still unable to resume her teaching responsibilities at Palo Alto University, and her family cannot safely return to their home.
Voting For Conservative Policies Does Not ‘Enable’ Donald Trump
Being supportive — or dismissive — of policy based solely on Trump’s position is an abdication of principle.
If The Clinton Foundation Was So Great, Why Aren’t Democrats Pushing Donations Now?
Liberals spent the 2016 presidential campaign defending the Clinton’s questionable foundation dealings. But post-election, their interest has waned.
The Geography Of Tolerance
How universal tolerance gave birth to regional prejudice.
Yes, Matt Yglesias, The Marriage Decline Is A Problem
The decline of marriage is one of the primary reasons that the richer and poorer classes in our country are increasingly separate and unequal.
There’s Nothing ‘Random’ About Islamic Terrorism, Mr. President
Acknowledging who the victims of Islamic terrorism are means acknowledging its motivations.
Let Me Google ‘England’ For You, Matt Yglesias
Vox’s Matt Yglesias took content from another site and added a few sentences. Those sentences were wrong.
Media Ignorance Is Becoming A Serious Problem
Reagan said, “the trouble with our liberal friends is not that they are ignorant, but that they know so much that isn’t so.” But ignorance is now a problem.
Does Matthew Yglesias Ever Tire Of Being Embarrassingly Wrong About Everything?
Matthew Yglesias is very good at being consistently wrong about everything.
Has Ezra Klein Made a Huge Mistake?
It is striking and puzzling to see people who made the leap from the outsider status of blogs to the big league mainstream outlets deciding to go in the other direction.
No, America Doesn’t Have Too Many Banks
Slate blogger and certified financial non-expert Matthew Yglesias says America has too many banks. If anything, America has too many ignorant liberal bloggers.
Does Trade Really Make U.S. Workers Poorer?
Labor’s share of the U.S. economic pie might be smaller, but the economy is bigger than it used to be, thanks to international trade and investment.
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