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"The first lesson of economics is that we live in a universe of scarcity, and we face tradeoffs. The first lesson of politics is to ignore the first lesson of economics."MJ Perry
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- Quote of the day
- Wrapping up 2008
- Study: Virginity pledges ineffective, correlate wi...
- It's actually not about denying marriage, it's abo...
- Freedom & Guns
- Quote of the day
- A fundamentalist approach to movie criticism
- The arrogance of Cheney and the appeals court of h...
- On scientific engagement & welcoming disagreement
- Politically incorrect truth of the day
- Climate change denialism watch
- A tale of reckless greed
- "Please don't divorce us"
- Exerpt of the day
- Yes we cannabis!
- Palin 2010, 2012, or 2016...
- We Call on You Lord: Leaked Rick Warren Invocation!
- Crazy football play
- Huckabee argues against equal marriage
- Bad science
- New "Center for Republican Renewal"
- "Yes We Can."
- Three cups of tea for Rick Warren
- Southern outrage
- Humanity, pain, and patience
- A matter of conscience is a matter of choice
- The anti-choice pro-lifer outraged over Warren
- Argumentum ad historum
- Bush weighs "orderly" bankruptcy for automakers
- I, Pencil
- "should’ve done better, and a lot of other preside...
- Dept. of little things that make me smile
- Flag of equal marriage
- The real Blagojevich scandal
- Rick Warren is part of America too
- Kennedy a serious contender for NY Senate
- Provocation of the day
- Dept. of things I didn't know
- Pictures of the Year
- That mix of "anger, uncertainty and guilt"
- Quote of the day
- A Boo and some Yays
- What should the new Administration know about drugs?
- What's going on in Canada?
- Condensed inspiration
- Omens of quick change
- Bravo, Steele
- Blagging is light
- Comparative public opinions on healthcare
- Parents: always check your kid's homework
- One more look back
- Capitalism.
- Go Steele, go.
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