June 30, 2004
Stealing from their children

A lot of Texas teachers worked as janitors today to exploit a loophole and steal from the Social Security system. Today was the last day the loophole existed which allowed teachers to claim increased spousal support benefits if they worked their last day as a Social Security-paying employee. Most teachers in Texas (and in states […]

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June 30, 2004
Moore nuts

I was checking out propagandist Michael Moore's Web site the other day and was surprised to find a page on how to help the soldiers. I was surprised, but then I took a closer look. Moore's "help" to the soldiers includes offering to send them free copies of his books or movies. I would encourage […]

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June 30, 2004
If it weren't so sad, it'd be really funny

Christopher Johnson analyzes some of the curious "logic" the Episcopal Church is using to excise certain inconvenient Bible verses. My favorite line: With Richard Hooker and many Anglican theologians through the last five centuries, we believe scripture is brought to life for contemporary believers through interpretation. Richard Hooker's body just drilled Kent a new sewer […]

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June 30, 2004
New brain-terminal video

You can find Evan Coyne Maloney's latest work on Bill Clinton here. Maloney went to Clinton's New York book signing and he's got some good stuff. You don't even have to get a minute into the video before you get this: Young woman: I told him (Clinton) he was an inspiration for me. Maloney: And […]

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June 29, 2004
Krugman today

For all the commentary you need to read on the New York Times' favorite columnist, Paul Krugman, check out this post by Roger L. Simon. Also, the first comment nearly had me falling out my chair laughing. You wouldn�t catch Paul Krugman dead... Stop teasing us! Heh.

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June 29, 2004
The horserace

It's an election year, and the media continues to do a shoddy job of covering probably the most important presidential contest in more than two decades. It's a common lament, but the media spends much of its time not analyzing proposed policies or doing in-depth pieces on the candidates' records, but doing stories on the […]

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June 29, 2004
Lileks answers the front door

Columnist and blogger extraordinaire James Lileks answered the front door the other day and found a Kerry supporter on his stoop. A minor political note, if you�re interested in such things. The other day a young girl came to the door to solicit my support for her presidential candidate. I asked her why I should […]

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June 29, 2004
Corrupting the language

Remember those suits filed by abortion providers against the law banning partial birth abortion? Remember all of the euphemisms the "doctors" used to describe the process? "Disarticulation," "render unpregnant," etc.? Don't forget this is what we're talking about. The "product of conception" is a baby.

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June 29, 2004
The French

The corrupt Jacques Chirac has, as he has opined before, "missed an opportunity to shut up." Chirac was angered at Bush's statement that the European Union should give Turkey a firm date for its admission to the group. France doesn't want Turkey to join and Turkey's biggest booster in the EU is Britain. It doesn't […]

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June 28, 2004
An important step

Two days ahead of schedule, the United States has handed over sovereignty to the people of Iraq.

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