Posted by Unknown | 11:38 AM

Economist blogger E.G. wonders why Democrats/liberals are more apologetic and defensive about their beliefs than conservatives: In broad st...

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Plato (inventor of the plate!) suggested that society's safety and virtue be preserved by a class of powerful "guardians," enl...

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Writing in Mother Jones, Kevin Drum notes that liberals have been far more willing to cut the deficit than conservatives over the past 30 y...

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Though Brad DeLong is, far and away, my favorite econ blogger out there today, there are times when I disagree with him. In an article in Fo...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:31 PM

David Pilling has a long, rambling, but good column in the Financial Times about the rise of Asia. It's all over the place, but basica...

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It is becoming more and more apparent that the U.S. government has two choices: A) drastic cuts in health care expenditure, or B) a soverei...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:33 AM

Regarding my last post , an anonymous commenter asks: Why do you insist that Angus is a conservative? Are you unable to make a distinction b...

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Posted by Unknown | 11:36 AM

Over at Kids Prefer Cheese, blogger Angus (after merciless heckling from Yours Truly in the comments section) relents and gives me his reaso...

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Posted by Unknown | 3:38 PM

It is fashionable these days to speak of Japan as the "sick man of Asia," a country in severe and possibly irreversible economic a...

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Posted by Unknown | 6:31 AM

"Angus" at the blog Kids Prefer Cheese gives us a post called " one reality, many interpretations ?": The progressiv...

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