Oh yeah...the "outside world"...

Posted by | 1:56 PM
I could write infinite blog posts about the failures of the Bush administration and the Republican Congress. But why? That's why we have...

The Future

Posted by | 1:21 PM
Yesterday, I attended the biggest protests I'd ever seen. And for a man who is drawn to protests like a moth to a halogen lamp, that...

Blog-style blog!

Posted by | 11:04 PM
In the interests of keeping all y'all readers on your toes, I decided to make this post in the classic blog style - second-hand news rep...

Awl

Posted by | 11:39 AM
In Texas, there's a word for that black gooey stuff that comes up out of the ground and powers our whole civilization. They call it: ...

Slice of Politics

Posted by | 2:01 PM
I don't often follow political races - I'm more into the policy/ideology issues. But my attention's been drawn to an obscure Sta...

Department of things I always harp on...

Posted by | 10:40 PM
Today in the world of Issues Noahpinion Often Talks About: 1. Bin Laden must be a blogger. He must have read the news and realized that Suda...

Don't be worried, be excited.

Posted by | 8:30 PM
The U.S. manufacturing industry is not in decline. In fact, it produces more things than it ever has before . But manufacturing employment i...

Amendment

Posted by | 1:22 AM
A brief (?) addendum to my last post . A reader watching me bash the Democrats for several hundred words could be forgiven for thinking that...

Donkey hitch

Posted by | 9:38 AM
If you care at all about the future of the Democratic party, you'll read this article in The Economist . The article doesn't have ma...

Thoughts of the day

Posted by | 10:44 AM
1. Here's a thought. What's Iran's major export? Oil , of course. And with most of Iran's economy tied down by cronyism, bur...

Rise of the Red Star

Posted by | 9:19 PM
Well, it seems like I can't swing a dead cat without hitting five people who think China is the next superpower (trust me, I tried). Her...

Ants and Vikings

Posted by | 11:16 AM
This article in the New Republic is very insightful. It's ostensibly about why radical Islamic movements (like the Muslim Brotherhood a...