Politics


A Little Peek Into Today’s Russia

Der Spiegel’s English site on “Russian Youth and the Putin Cult.”

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“Deepening Democracy”

Venezuela assembly passes reforms or Fascist Dictatorship Takes Hold ?

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Nasty and Uncalled For

I saw this on the TV at my gym and I was shocked. “Flake”? He may have dodged the Social Security question, and his views may be unusual in politics,…

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None of Their Business

I have no strong opinions on “Sarko,” but I do admire his refusal to be forced into a discussion of his personal life. Good for him.

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Nick Gillespie on Bushite “Heroic Conservatism”

“WE DON’T NEED ANOTHER HERO” (New York Post, October 21, 2007): In this sense, the real importance of â??Heroic Conservatism” is not the philosophy Gerson propounds but the mindset he…

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Let Us Hope Wider War Is Avoided, but the Turks Did Provide a Lesson in Constitutionalism, If Nothing Else

The likelihood of military action between Iraq and Turkey is quite frightening. I hope that cooler heads prevail and that the Iraqi Kurdish leadership makes it clear that they do…

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Poles at the Polls!

I have Polish friends who see politics in their country differently, and I understand why, but….I am really pleased by the defeat of Kaczynski’s Law and Justice Party and the…

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Free Paul Jacob

For the offense of petitioning government for a redress of grievances, the state of Oklahoma is bringing felony charges against an old friend, Paul Jacob, who has already shown his…

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David Boaz on the Ron Paul Campaign

With CNN’s Glenn Beck. The leadup of issues is a mixed bag, including some libertarian themes and some odd views on “securing our borders” [read: controlling the movement of people]…

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Hillary, the Neocon?

My colleague Ed Crane published a piece in the Financial Times on Hillary Clinton’s neo-conservative statist tendencies, “Is Hillary Clinton a Neocon?” Thanks to the work of my colleagues at…

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