Peter Lawler

I tentatively suggested that Herman could survive the 9s. But he can’t set himself up on the non-flipfloppy right of Romney if he’s proclaims himself pro-choice on abortion. So it turns out he doesn’t really understand the issue, and he really doesn’t have competent . . . . Continue Reading »

is HERE . . . . . Continue Reading »

HERE . The guy who invented that curve reminds us that Herman’s plan is all about supply-side economics. Everyone, the thought is, will be better off. Cain needs to sign him up. . . . . Continue Reading »

. . . and those who do are in the thrall of illusions that produce evildoing. (Food for Porcher thought?) . . . . Continue Reading »

The debated lacked CLASS. None of the candidates was presidential—a combination of CLASS and COMPETENCE. Perry was more lively but rude and not particularly smart. Romney, Pete is right to say, seemed impatient and contemptuous of the somewhat unfairly personal and incompetent attacks on him. . . . . Continue Reading »

Discussed by ME . . . . Continue Reading »

1. I only have a moment this morning. But I couldn’t resist a title composed of two 20th century classics. 2. I expect Pete is right about Cain. He’s certainly right about his tax scheme with the 9s. But: The latest study shows that he’s the only Republican beating Romney. And his . . . . Continue Reading »

Written, of course, by ME . . . . . Continue Reading »

HERE ; It’s a serious movie about wandering and wondering, and it may be even better than I think it is right now. It certainly based on Christian “anthropology” and very pro-life (as I will explain in greater detail later). . . . . Continue Reading »

By ME . This BIG THINK experiment produced some telling and even smart responses. . . . . Continue Reading »