[note:  follow-up post here] Looks like the National Review itself is the latest to throw the noose around Bill Buckley’s useless, weathered neck:

Well, if you’re so damned tired, go lie down already, why dontcha?

In a NYT op-ed today, Barry Posen, a professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, argues that

Via Bareknucklepolitics, this story from Herald Today, “Ohio lawmaker to propose ban on GOP adoption”:

From The Guardian:

The WSJ responds to critics of universal idealism—including Francis Fukuyama’s recent highly publicized backslide into Bush I-era foreign policy realism—and nicely articulates the philosophical divide that I’ve argued will, depending on which path we in the west take, ultimately determine our strategy for combatting Islamism: