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Stimulus That! Archive: February 2010

  • The Senate on Healthcare: Obstructionist, or Doing Its Job?

    The Constitution's framers didn't create the Senate to get the President's agenda done. Published February 26 2010

  • Great Flying Insurance Behemoths!

    If we want to bring insurance prices down, it's time to make monopolistic insurance behemoths into nimble competitors. Published February 25 2010

  • It's Hard to be Green

    Green and nuclear? Obama learns to be a contortionist. Published February 19 2010

  • The Other White Meat

    Why is it okay to eat a rabbit but not a cat? Published February 17 2010

  • Pro-life, Pro-choice, Anti-responsibility

    Being pro-life or pro-choice is easy. Actually thinking about abortion is hard. Published February 16 2010

  • Fur Flies at the Olympics

    Johnny Weir in trouble for fur? How uncivilized. Published February 16 2010

  • Te pure, non tua concupiscens

    Valentine's day is for sentiment; love is for life. Published February 13 2010

  • A Global Warming Snow Job

    In light of the IPCC's sloppy science, we need something better than snow as evidence of global warming. Published February 12 2010

  • Do Tell

    After pledging to repeal it, President Obama punted "Don't ask, don't tell " back to the Pentagon. What next? Published February 10 2010

  • A Note on Citizens United

    Watch carefully as Congress moves to "fix the problem" that the Court created. Published February 5 2010

  • Taking Offense

    We're too ready to take offense for a word. That's bad for politics and it's bad manners. Published February 5 2010

  • Feeding Leviathan

    What do Toyota's brakes, Rahm Emanuel's bad manners and the BCS have in common? Published February 4 2010

  • Still Kicking

    I'm still here, just behind Published February 4 2010

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