It’s unsurprising that they would churn out dangerous leftists.
[Update a while later]
Bernie Sanders, the time-warp socialist.
It’s unsurprising that they would churn out dangerous leftists.
[Update a while later]
Bernie Sanders, the time-warp socialist.
Huh.
This is the first time I’d heard of this guy.
A first-hand report from Bob Zubrin in Boca Chica.
Not a new topic, but a new take on it. You wouldn’t get me on one of those things.
Shockingly, grown men won’t dress like toddlers.
Last time I was in DC, a couple weeks ago, I tried to have lunch with Iain Murray, but it turned out that he wasn’t downtown, but was at home writing a forthcoming book.
It seems a little spendy, though, if you want to get young people to read it (which should be the goal). Maybe they’ll also have an ebook.
[Update a while later]
If you click here, you’ll tell the publisher that you’d like to see a Kindle edition.
A good overview of the problem, from Marina Koren.
Best wishes in his fight with this. I wonder if those years of smoking finally caught up with him, even though he quit?
[Update Tuesday morning]
Sort of related: Scientists accidentally discover a form of immune cells that can kill most cancers. Faster, please.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Thoughts from Bob Zimmerman.
[Wednesday-morning update]
Kurt Schlichter: What Rush Limbaugh means to us, and me.
Bob Zubrin’s take on the stagnation in NASA human spaceflight.
As I’ve often said, if we don’t know why we’re doing something, it’s not possible to come up with a sensible way to do it.