Selfies for Uncle Sam
If you use social media or have a smartphone, chances are you’ve encountered facial recognition technology. FRT allows computers to…
Catherine Addington
July 31, 2014
Rand Paul and Libertarian Switcheroos on Race
Like the very evenhanded Jamelle Bouie here, I think Sen. Rand Paul’s heart was in the right place when…
Scott Galupo
March 26, 2014
Bill Kristol’s Tea Party Constitution
Jonathan Chait amusingly shoots at the fish in the barrel that is Bill Kristol’s recent column urging Republicans to…
Scott Galupo
March 3, 2014
Lobbyists, Private Goods, and the Public Good
Glyn Lowe Photoworks / Flickr.com Last summer I tried to tease out the complications of adopting libertarian-populist standards. The…
Scott Galupo
January 30, 2014
Corporatism and Gay Marriage: Natural Bedfellows
The Left goes corporate as marriage becomes a consumer good.
Patrick J. Deneen
January 29, 2014
Yuval Levin’s Must-Read Primer on America’s Ideological Faultline
The great debate between Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine---and what it means in the Age of Obama.
Scott Galupo
December 4, 2013
On Chris Christie and Bullying the Right People
GovChristie / Flickr.com All signs point to Gov. Chris Christie cruising to reelection in New Jersey tonight. This is…
Scott Galupo
November 5, 2013
“Strange Bedfellows” Are Rolling Back NSA Surveillance
Commentators short on descriptive idioms often deploy the phrase “strange bedfellows” whenever cross-ideological coalitions arise out of mutual concern for civil…
Michael Tracey
October 29, 2013
The Tax Man Rideth (In Your Car)
Care to give the IRS a lift? Or at least, your local state revenue service. The Los Angeles Times…
Jonathan Coppage
October 28, 2013
Conservatives Are Suffering From Radicalism Envy
I’m beginning to notice a pattern among the anti-crony-capitalist set. They’ve adopted a view of the interaction between government…
Scott Galupo
October 16, 2013