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No Free Speech at Mr. Jefferson’s Library
George Orwell, Philip K. Dick, and Ray Bradbury Would Have Recognized Morris …
Republicans and Christians: A Marriage of Convenience?
From Billy Graham to Sarah Palin: Evangelicals and the Betrayal of American …
Is the National Security Complex Too Big to Fail?
From TomDispatch: Bailing out America’s wars By Tom Engelhardt | October 20, 2011 Think …
Electing a New Ireland
Eire’s presidential contest is more than a political melee—it’s a referendum on …
Freedom Isn’t Free at the State Department
From TomDispatch: In post-legal America, spreading public information is a crime. By Peter …
Is Federalism Good for Fetuses?
By James Banks This year’s CPAC was probably as notable for the …
Limits of Libertarianism (II)
“Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice!” Goldwater famously proclaimed. In …
The Limits of Libertarianism
Libertarianism is the new Trotskyism, argues Christopher Beam in a recent New …
Rhetoric Had Little Role in Giffords Shooting
I am not a Sarah Palin apologist, but casting any blame on …
Groping in the Dark
In the socialist commonwealth every economic change becomes an undertaking whose success …
Haley Barbour, Race, and Politics
Perhaps the silliest narrative to spring up during Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign …
Wikileaks: Self-Defeating Transparency?
In late 2006, an unknown Julian Assange posted two seemingly innocuous essays …
Another Pyrrhic Victory
By Kenneth R. Rice II But what do we mean by the …
The 2010 Elections: Huh?
Well, the midterm elections are over and the GOP is feeling revitalized. …
Rising East, Setting West
Via TomDispatch.com comes this essay on Asian powers increasingly declaring their independence …
Alexander Cockburn
Unlike the French or the Italians, for whom conspiracies are an integral …
John LeBoutillier
The POW issue was born during the Watergate scandal. Richard Nixon and …
Peter Richardson
How could Sydney Schanberg’s story on Vietnam POWs appear in The Nation …
Gareth Porter
Sydney Schanberg has an illustrious journalistic career going back to the Vietnam …
Lamenting the Human Predicament
The Roger Scruton Reader, edited by Mark Dooley, Continuum, 232 pages
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