“Confederate”: Both HBO and its doubters double down on racial canards
Islam’s Veil Slips In California
John McCain Shafts The GOP Again To Kill Repeal Of ObamaCare
The Day The Press Lost Its Power
Obamasurance, a Leak in the Republican Party’s Ark?
Federal Court - Trump Commission On Voter Fraud Request For State Data Lawful
WoW! Forum: How Would You Rate Trump’s Performance After Six Months?
A Scott Adams' Dilbert cartoon that's an Obamacare Rorschach test
Why did D.C. Metro PD Cancel Capitol Hill Sit-Down on Death of Seth Rich?
Police IQ Trends
Maverick Rides Again
A gun: Not just the great equalizer but also the great civilizer
Anthony Scaramucci fires suspected WH leaker and Priebus ally. [UPDATED]
Ayn Rand’s Children of the Damned, a 1971 Prophecy Fulfilled
Transgender Obsession
On race and gender, Democrats have always embraced the Big Lie
Saturday, July 29, 2017
Links from the WoW collective
Stuff worth reading, when you want to salt part of your summer with thoughts about public policy:
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Leonardo!
"I love those who can smile in trouble, who can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection. 'Tis the business of little minds to shrink, but they whose heart is firm, whose conscience approves their conduct, will pursue their principles unto death." -- Leonardo da Vinci
Monday, July 17, 2017
Worth pondering
David Warren recommends this essay by Remi Brague, and it's quite good. One striking paragraph from the piece:
...beauty is lovable. But the love of beauty is of a special kind: It does not aim at getting its object, but keeps the distance necessary to contemplate what is beautiful. One cannot relish the beauty of a statue by embracing it. This is nicely captured by the word “amateur,” from amare, to love, but with the suggestion of a degree of detachment. The amateur relishes his avocation, but recognizes that to draw the activity too close would make it into a job, and thus spoil its pleasure.
...beauty is lovable. But the love of beauty is of a special kind: It does not aim at getting its object, but keeps the distance necessary to contemplate what is beautiful. One cannot relish the beauty of a statue by embracing it. This is nicely captured by the word “amateur,” from amare, to love, but with the suggestion of a degree of detachment. The amateur relishes his avocation, but recognizes that to draw the activity too close would make it into a job, and thus spoil its pleasure.
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
The link roundup (July 12 edition)
Bloggy goodness and commentary on current events from my new friends:
Russia Russia Russia Natalia Veselnitskaya, Magnitsky Act, Russian hackers, Putin’s tentacles, you name it…
Forum: Will Media Outlets Like CNN Ever Practice Journalism Again?
Amerisclerosis Michael Brown: Punishment
CNN’s White House propagandist claims Trump delivered ‘white America’ speech in Warsaw.
Russia Russia Russia Natalia Veselnitskaya, Magnitsky Act, Russian hackers, Putin’s tentacles, you name it…
Forum: Will Media Outlets Like CNN Ever Practice Journalism Again?
Amerisclerosis Michael Brown: Punishment
Monday, July 10, 2017
Pondering the future of journalism
A Wow! magazine forum: Will media outlets like CNN ever practice journalism again?
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