Month: October 2014
Quotation of the Day: Copyediting Rules
One tweet to rule them all. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: Nat Hentoff on Free Speech
The battle for the freedom of speech in the United States is almost as old as the country itself. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: #TheWire and Liberty’s Branding Problem
An astute critique from my friend and former colleague Bryan Pick. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: Playoff Baseball Edition
I need to go rethink my life after reading this. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: Baconomics
Now I’m hungry. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: The Fifth Amendment and the Federalist Society
Getting excited about stuff like this only adds volume to the steady drumbeat between my ears that keeps telling me I should have pulled the proverbial trigger and gone to law school upon completing my undergraduate work. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: Worrisome Elizabeth Warren
It’s pretty sad that people who once styled themselves as the “adults in the room,” after a controversial Bush presidency sent the Republican Party into the proverbial wilderness, now venerate someone who willfully misleads people in academia to persuade them of her conclusions. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: Socialism Manufactures Slaves
Today’s quotation comes from the trailer to a forthcoming documentary on the game of hockey in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. (Keep reading)
Quotation of the Day: The Reality of Human Progress
You’re getting a two-fer today since I had more on my plate yesterday than I thought, at points, I’d be able to handle. (Keep reading)