Confucian Answers to Modern Angst – Nathan Beacom
When I was teaching a course in philosophy at the local community college last year, a young man…
Tag: Opinion
The Anti-Clanker Coalition – The Dispatch
We can debate Walsh’s numbers, but his conclusion is hard to argue with. College students are…
The Stupidity of Shutdowns – The Dispatch
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The Case for American Power, With One Exception –…
The political scientist Shadi Hamid has a problem: Despite everything, he still loves America. He’s…
A Few Democrats Show They Can Count – Kevin D.…
The first thing is learning to count. On one level, politics is about principles and values. At…
The Epstein Veto – The Dispatch
Normally a loyal Trump toady, Boebert did not flip. In fact, according to the New York Times, the…
We’ll Miss the Filibuster When It’s Gone
There I was, minding my own business last week, when—ding—I received an alert in The Dispatch’s…
The Filibuster Only Weakens an Impotent Congress
For years now, it’s been one of the big-time, old-school-conservative shibboleths: The Senate’s…
Thank God the Constitution Is Liberal
For starters, postliberalism isn’t necessarily any of these things. Of the prominent self-described…
Power Vacuum – The Dispatch
Disillusionment. Three things have changed, specifically. One is that the silly myth of Trump’s…
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