Impeachment and the Broken Truce
The cultural tug-o’-war over the presidency is the great American tribal competition in its most concentrated form.
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Connecting Some Dots on Taxes
Tomasky might be correct that taxes should be higher on high earners — that is a value judgment -- but his empirical analysis is both shallow and misleading.
The Upsides of Bloomberg for the Left and the Right
Though the pragmatist billionaire angers liberal and conservative partisans alike, he has much to offer both sides.
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire in Greenwich?
The place that welcomes people who have wealth, businesses that create it, and institutions that sustain that creation is the place that has a future.
A Little More Language from ‘Slate’
The vandalism of English pronouns has led to some very entertaining barbarisms.
A Language Point
The headline over a story in Slate by the poetically named Lili Loofbourow reads: “What It Means to Evacuate.”
A Couple of Lefty Law Professors . . .
If the obstacle is a "good faith" reading of the Constitution, then Warren is unlikely to be hindered. Good faith is not her business.
More Is More: Caplan and ‘Open Borders’
Though it leaves some things to be desired, the professor's latest book is interesting and cleverly presented.
Elizabeth Warren Thinks Voters Are Stupid
There isn't any obvious reason to doubt that she's right.