Getting It Together
Baby Boomers have propagandized subsequent generations into accepting a version of history that has been “blinded by nostalgia.”
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The Fractured Republic: Exploring the Divide between the Right and the Left
Charles Murray reviews Yuval Levin’s new book “The Fractured Republic.”
Why ‘Hillary Is Even Worse’ Doesn’t Cut It
What are conservatives and libertarians to make of this November’s choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump?
The Regulators’ Yoke
Earlier this year, I published a book called “By the People” that laid out a plan for systematic civil disobedience of stupid and pointless regulations. It is a subversive position. ...
In Defense of Jason Richwine
On Monday, May 6, Robert Rector and Jason Richwine of the Heritage Foundation published a study of the fiscal effects of immigration amnesty, arguing that the costs would amount to ...
On the Cato-Koch Affair
As a libertarian, I have been naturally interested in the attempt of the Koch brothers to take control over Cato’s board. It’s a complicated story. Here’s the Kochs’ side of ...
Let Me See If I Can Explain This to You
Jonah:
Having just checked the Corner, as I do a few times every day, I came across the email you posted taking off on my “in theory” opening line.
It was a ...
On David Frum’s Departure from AEI
With Mike Allen’s account of his exchange with David Frum, we apparently have David’s version of his departure from AEI: Donor pressure forced AEI president Arthur Brooks to fire him. ...
What I Meant to Say Was . . .
I’m delighted Jonah linked to my post at the AEI blog, but I am guilty of sloppy wording (In a blog post? Really?). I showed a graph about white adults ...
I Don’t Get It
Following Jonathan Adler’s link, I read his explanation regarding pseudonymous blogging, which took the position that ”Adopting a pseudonym is not necessarily a cowardly or sinister act.”
I read the rest of his ...