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Can’t say that I disagree. But that’s me.

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These are the people that Warren Buffet and the other rich Democrats are attempting to destroy.

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When we capture them, they wind up in Guantanamo with three halal meals a day, daily prayer, and government provided health care that’s better than anything they’ve ever had before.

When they capture us, we get paraded in propaganda videos and our bones are later found in an unmarked grave, when we haven’t been beheaded on TV.

That tells you everything you need to know about this war.

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“Judge, he needed killin’.” Sometimes the old ways are best.

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The Post seems so surprised that a Democrat would do this.

I’m not.

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Perhaps a new rest stop on the Information Superhighway.

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Well, when there’s money to be made, technology follows.

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Not really a surprise.

Cringely takes on an unusual topic for a tech columnist.

As my friend Henry from down the road in Mansfield, Ohio, points out, the Amish have been on this same “new” educational path forever. Their ability to produce nearly 100 percent productive citizens (and very nice furniture) for about fifty bucks per student per year is especially galling to those government schools that spend $16K and turn out a lot of slackers.

Or maybe not.

Steve Sailer is not afraid to ask the hard questions.

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How do you make money from giving stuff away? Read it and find out.

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More illustrations of the fact that fascists and communists differ only in the color of their flags — and sometimes not even then.

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The politics of hair.

Apparently “hair on the face” = “not in the race”. Another “boys’ club” that Hillary can’t join.

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Events this year have exposed, once and for all, in a way that cannot be denied, elided, or spun, Democratic liberals as the party of abject incompetence and institutionalized corruption.

The truth is out there.

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The AlGore tidal wave gathers momentum.

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The party of take-our-football-and-go-home.

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Note that they have joined neither the European Union nor the U.N. What do they know that we don’t.

The nation also has a high degree of personal freedom, linked to a decentralized government in which voters are the ultimate sovereign through an elaborate system of direct democracy—citizens can both propose their own laws and challenge any action of the government.

Well, quite a lot, really….

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But, hey, progressive p0litics is never about choice, if you make the wrong one.

Steve Sailer has the goods on the Reverend Wright.

Like Michelle Obama, Rev. Wright apparently doesn’t practice what he preaches.

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Makes you wonder what they teach in “journalism” school.

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George Will points out that regressives are only free-spenders with other people’s money.

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No surprises there, either.

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How long before the government mandates these for cars?

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If people had to get a license to reproduce, these would be on the Do Not Fly list.

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And the hits just keep on coming.

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Economists write the darnedest things.

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Ah, but do they get Dental?

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Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

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 Case in point, Krugman has predicted economic recession in each of the last six years. That’s 24 consecutive fiscal quarters (we’re actually up to 25 now, and 26 if we keep our heads above water for the next 6 days) without a single reading of negative growth, despite Krugman’s perennial prophecies of wreck and ruin around every corner.

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America’s inequality problem — and I mean the stagnation at the lower end, not the hedge funds guys at the top — does indeed seem to stem from dysfunctional families and bad education…

And that’s a matter of culture, and all the people involved in culture are just making things worse.

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Of course, they can’t get it past the courts and the regressive foot-draggers in government, but at least it’s on the books.

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Our research has slowed in recent weeks as we worked out the details, but Stuff White People Like are proud to announce that our textbook on white people is becoming a reality.

A must-read. Be the first on your block to find out everything you always wanted to know about White People, but were too busy Having A Life to ask.

Steve Sailer is shocked, shocked I tell you, that there are flaming hypocrites in L.A.

As far as I can tell, environmentalism in LA is mostly about shopping, buying stuff white people like to flaunt your social conscience and income, about showing the world that you’re living life in the fast lane.

And that about sums it up.

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It would appear that all these movies in which Sinister Government Agencies have all this high-tech gear that works perfectly and allows them to keep on top of the Hero And His Plucky Band is all hot air.

The bureaucrats rarely have the latest gear, and what they have doesn’t work all that well, when it works at all.

I am comforted by that realization.

Inside Politics.

Inside the Beltway.

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Chain mail has the same benefits and makes you feel a lot more butch.

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This sort of thing is why otherwise normal people consider going to law school.

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The chief impediment to capitalism is capitalists.

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A look at Hillary’s life. It’s not a pretty sight.

Victor Davis Hanson thinks isolationism a Bad Thing.

On the other hand, there’s a lot to be said for Minding One’s Own Business.

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Few things are more entertaining than regressives opining on what “conservatives” ought to be doing.

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Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

And this is worth more column-inches in the Washington Post than good news from Iraq.

Mickey Kaus gets in touch with his inner Derbyshire:

 Alter has presented the most compelling case for Al Gore I’ve read.

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This is fascinating.

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This is just wrong. And it’s all Jonah’s fault.

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That’s because they realize that he’s one of them. Harvard-educated, politically correct, statist to the core. Bill Clinton with a functioning zipper.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

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THE BEST-INFORMED PERSON I EVER KNEW was a friend of my grandfather’s back in the Bronx, where I grew up. Every morning of every day of his life, this elderly man — his name, as I recall, was Boris — would dress impeccably in a suit and waistcoat and shuffle to the public library, where more than a dozen of the day’s local and out-of-town newspapers were threaded through bamboo poles and hung from racks. One by one, Boris would read them all, front to back; at dusk, he would walk home alone. This daily pilgrimage was conducted with ecclesiastic solemnity, a quiet, dignified homage to the majesty of knowledge. Even as a little boy, in that intuitive if primitive way that children comprehend important things, I understood the fundamental truth that Boris was, in some clear but compelling way, a douche bag.

Not your usual newspaper story.