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What Were You Expecting?

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The London Olympics, 2012. Stonehenge, Midsummer Day, since time immemorial.

Louis Armstrong and the Power of Art

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Bthun sends a tale by Charles L. Black, Jr. , on the magic of Louis Armstrong. [O]ne never entirely knows the ways of the power of art. I k...
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Appointed rounds

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In 2003, the Bush Administration's blue-ribbon commission to study the United States Postal Service issued a list of recommendations for...

The Economics of DC-Island Politics

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Applying the same approach we applied yesterday to Southern politics, let's look at this analyst note on President Obama's 83% appro...

How not to apologize

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If you're filming an apology to post on YouTube concerning your earlier and universally reviled post on YouTube, and your first instin...
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No Time for Protestants

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An interesting observation, on the assumption that Romney might win: the power structure of the United States would not include any Protest...
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Meanwhile, in Tennessee...

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...it looks like Senator Bob Corker's job is pretty safe . Via the Tennessean , the Tennessee Democratic party has condemned [Tennessee ...
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The Economics of Southern Politics

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Politico has an article today entitled "Obama's problems in the South." They talked to some of the right people, but it appea...
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Understanding Slaveowners

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Before I forget, the piece that Lars Walker wrote was linked to another article of his, on the difficulties we encounter in teaching young A...
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Science Fiction Metaphors

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Lars Walker links to a piece on Inca society , which mysteriously managed to create a vast empire without inventing a few things we take to ...
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The Birth and Death of a Rail Town

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Since the Thunder Road piece was such a hit, how about one linking a gorgeous Western with a real-life story about ghost towns on the rail l...
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Why, Yes, I Did Get A Check

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Taranto is on to the shell game : The federal government has been making such too-good-to-be-true offers for decades--the "Social Secur...
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Teachers unite

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. . . but not to teach, unfortunately.  Louisiana recently passed a bill to expand school vouchers for kids in failing schools.  The teacher...
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Another Perspective on Gridlock

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Lately we've been discussing at VC the question of 'Gridlock good, compromise bad,' or 'Compromise good, gridlock bad?' ...
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Moonshiners of Dawson County

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Once a year in the cool fall weather, Dawsonville, Georgia, hosts the Mountain Moonshine Festival .  Since moonshine is illegal, however, th...
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Grim Cooking: Frijoles Charros

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You may remember my preference for outdoor cooking in the summertime, to keep the heat out of the house.  This is never wiser than when...
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Originalism and the IRS

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Apparently the IRS doesn't think any more of altering the law by executive fiat than the Labor Department. It creates an interesting q...
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Runoffs & A Landslide

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Looks like the Mighty 9th is going to a runoff . It's a shame we can't send them both to Congress, really. Dan Collins is endorsed...
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Cynic, Justified:

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The meat-axe budgetary process called "sequestration" will disproportionately target Defense spending, mandating the loss of untol...
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Freedom, guns, and butter

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Steyn is irresistible this week: Americans, so zealous in defense of their liberties when it comes to guns, are cheese-surrendering eatin...
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