Erasing Red Ink Slash the Defense Budget March 2, 2009Ivan Eland A front page article in the New York Times starts out with the sentence: “The budget that President Obama […]
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Twelve Questions As We Face the Crisis February 27, 2009Carlos Alberto Montaner What is going to happen with the stimulus, that injection of almost $800 billion into the economy? It’s […]
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lj-tags: tweets 23:15 is happy about passing the second of three HIPAA certification exams. One more to go! # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter
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lj-tags: tweets 09:17 is excited about passing the first of 3 HIPAA certification exams with 45/50 correct. # 16:49 @thecurvature Hopefully I didn’t go too far in my recent response, […]
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Slumdog Millionaire’s Indian Critics February 25, 2009Alvaro Vargas Llosa WASHINGTON—Almost three months ago, I wrote that “if there is any justice, ‘Slumdog Millionaire’—a $15-million movie that the distributors were dubious […]
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Obama’s Policy on Civil Liberties: Bush Lite? February 23, 2009Ivan Eland Barack Obama entered the presidency as one of the most rhetorically pro-civil liberties politicians in recent memory. And shortly […]
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lj-tags: tweets 21:54 is gonna see George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic in Baltimore tomorrow. # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter
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Venezuela’s Bright Side February 18, 2009Alvaro Vargas Llosa WASHINGTON—Hugo Chavez’s victory in Sunday’s constitutional referendum in Venezuela will allow him to run for re-election indefinitely, but it does not mean […]
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lj-tags: tweets 14:53 @womanistmusings I’ve had ridiculous detractors criticize me for running ads. It pays the cyber-rent – I’m not getting rich… # 15:19 mourning the loss of my laptop’s […]
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Darwin and the Right February 11, 2009Alvaro Vargas Llosa WASHINGTON—Polls, particularly in the United States, tell us that many conservatives still distrust Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. The bicentennial of […]
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