[Brilliant]

Maybe that’s the way it was intended, but that’s not the way it works.

[M. Dodge Thomas]

“Progressives like George Lakoff, I believe, retain a shred of legitimacy only because their benighted economic policies have no chance of being implemented, and thus they can't be proven wrong.”

Boy, now there’s your classic example of: pot, kettle, black.

[jackieaxe]

With Click-it-or-Ticket and No Child Left Behind, how long does local government have? And this is with a so-called Republican president.

[traviskicks]

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[Clinging Bitterly]

I don’t know about this outfit in general, but this piece has trouble right out of the chute. That 7th word in the title leaves me just a bit chapped every time I hear it misused as a description our our system of government.

And then the idea, that we would benefit from a patchwork of local economic systems and varying degrees and kinds of infringements of individual rights from one town to the next, is simply absurd.