We’ve lost a great enemy of the state in Howard Zinn.
And, y’know, if François Tremblay and Lew Rockwell both like the guy, how can he not be good?!
See also Kevin Carson, Anthony Gregory, Butler Shaffer, and Gary Chartier.
Our Wise Leader and the Wise Pundits Who Comment Upon Him
While in San Diego, I tragically missed our President Incarnate’s State of the Union message. But I think I got all I need from Jon Stewart’s coverage of the coverage.
Y’know, listening to Chris Matthews I almost forgot he was white until he mentioned forgetting Obama was black ….
What You Say About His Company Is What You Say About Society
I’ve been wanting to see Jeff Tucker’s interesting piece on classical liberal themes in Mark Twain in print ever since I heard him present a version of it at the 2006 ASC. Now it’s up!
Cloaking Device
Perhaps a new answer to the question “Where is everybody?” (CHT LRC.)
Rand Unbound, Part 6
I’m back from San Diego, and the Randstravaganza over at Cato Unbound has been continuing apace. (I contributed a few posts from the road, and some more since my return.) So here’s the latest (I’ve altered the order slightly to reflect what people seemed to be replying to rather than when the replies went up):
Doug
Mike
Neera
Me
Mike
Doug
Neera
Doug
Me
Neera
Doug
Mike
Doug
Will
Mike
Me
Doug
Me
Mike
I’ve just sent in a response to Mike’s latest, which will go up either today or tomorrow. The discussion will wrap up tomorrow.
Waterworld, Part 2
Tomorrow I head off to San Diego to give a paper at this conference; there are copies of some of the papers (including mine) online.
This is the same outfit I went to last year (blogged here and here).