The Scandinavian Model
No, I don’t mean that kind of model. I mean the economic model. The location of the workers’ paradise is highly mobile. Back in the 1920s/1930s, it was the Soviet
A College Address
Dear All: The bears and the mountain lions have not gotten me yet. This is not why I haven’t been writing. Moving, particularly between countries, is hell. I am still
Predictions and a Lightning Round
I have been in a funk lately, which is probably the natural state of anyone who follows the news these days. Hence, the lack of blog production. This is also
A WSJ Trifecta (Part One)
The Wall Street Journal (“WSJ”) has recently informed me that it will no longer be delivering hard copy in my neighborhood, leaving the online version as the only alternative. This
The Afghan 180° and Other TIBRHeW[1]
Having just returned from another vacation – about which more in the Some Culture section below – here are some short thoughts in an overly long post. Afghanistan For many
School Inc. and Other TIBRHeW [1]
School Inc. is the name of a documentary series that has somehow made it past the left-wing censors at PBS. It is the work of Andrew Coulson, a former senior
Wimbledon Finger Exercises
Although I have been heavily distracted by Roger Federer potentially rolling to his 19th Grand Slam title, and recovering from my mysterious illness (which turned out to be some muscle
Another Fruitful Exchange
I have done this before. When I have an exchange with a reader that allows me to riff on some useful topics, I sometimes do the lazy thing and reproduce
The 100 Days of Sodumb
So much has been written about the first 100 days of the Trump administration that I will try to keep my comments brief. But I already know that I will
Healthcare and Free Markets
One of the most successful propaganda efforts of the Left is the myth that we have a “free market” healthcare system in America.[1] This is followed by the claim that