Remembering Michael Kelly
I miss Michael a lot, not least because he was one of the few funny people in Washington, but also because I miss what he would have written over the past ten years.
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I miss Michael a lot, not least because he was one of the few funny people in Washington, but also because I miss what he would have written over the past ten years.
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Celebrating the holiday that provided the world with what long ago became its most important, and metaphor-ready, story of human liberation
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Here at Goldblog, we are keen to find the court records for this particular case.
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We here at the Goldblog glass-enclosed nerve center have been called many things by extreme leftists and rightists, but this one stands out.
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Work from "an unparalleled spelunker of the religious mind"
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Fallows has weighed in on the discussion, in particular on my challenge to TNC, who stated that he was actively uninterested in owning a handgun for self-defense.
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A survey of the past few weeks' serious commentary (and dreck) on guns and gun control
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Is Obama going to confiscate your legally owned weapons? Does allowing more concealed handguns make society more dangerous? There's a clear answer to both questions.
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"One could say I own a small arsenal. No, I'm not a member of the NRA and never will be."
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In which a writer discovers his political orientation, maybe
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My inbox is overflowing, obviously, with letters from partisans on all sides of the gun debate.
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Her suggestion is crazy, right? In many ways, yes, but it should be noted that this is not actually her idea.
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Since he didn't include so much of the material in his story, I thought I would simply post my correspondence with Seitz-Wald here.
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