Buckley v. Kristol on Iraq
William Buckley says It Didn’t Work: One can’t doubt that the American objective in Iraq has failed. The same edition of the paper quotes a fellow of the American Enterprise…
William Buckley says It Didn’t Work: One can’t doubt that the American objective in Iraq has failed. The same edition of the paper quotes a fellow of the American Enterprise…
…women are not disadvantaged when they can not take maternity leave seems absurd, both intellectually and factually. Even William Rehnquist, who wrote the Supreme Court’s 6-3 opinion in 2003 overturning…
…described how the reduction in national savings could crowd out both private investment and net exports. A similar discussion was later offered by William Gale and Samara Potter. Some recent…
…can never admit you’re wrong.” And via Orcinus, Reagan’s — and briefly Bush’s — chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1985 to 1989), Admiral William Crowe, appears a bit…
…made the list and they did leave Gen. William T. Sherman of their list. On the other hand, by virtue of making both lists, the following are truly reprehensible figures…
…City of Chicago; William M. Daley, Chief of Staff, The White House; Lester Crown, Chairman, Henry Crown and Company [family wealth = $4.8 billion]; Kenneth C. Griffin, Founder and Chief…
…family members covered under that policy. Sort of like a closely-held corporation. But without the potential for profit. That’s confusing enough, and led to this, as related by Kennedy: William…
…Scientific Management at the 24th annual meeting of the American Economic Association. That discussion also contains the following edifying remarks by one William Kent, esq.: William Kent: Mr. Tobin has…
Dan here…Via Sandwichman at Econospeak comes William Rees’s response to Paul Krugman’s post on “the prophets of climate despair”: “In theory GDP growth could continue indefinitely – if it weren’t…
…as King of England in 1066 (and all that) William the Conqueror directed that inquiries be made and recorded on what today would be a combination population and economic census…