Worth a watch. For a good laugh. And then, a cry.
October 17, 2013
“Feds Studying How to Use Twitter For ‘Depression Surveillance’”
Winston Smith could not be reached for comment. But if he could, he’s probably be thinking something like, “well, that’s kind of a bummer” — though he wouldn’t dare say it aloud. As Phil C notes in an email, “I’d say the prospect of this not being an addendum to the gun-grabbers data base are approximately zero.” True. But I’ll go him one further: I think then end game of
Outlawism revisited
Tom W sent along a piece from Belmont Club and asked if I had thoughts on the subjects it tackles. I answered him back via email, but I figured I may as well go ahead and post my brief reply here, as well. Because why not, right? First, Richard Fernandez, PJM, “The Third Party”: William Galston, writing in the Wall Street Journal warns that the institutional Republican Party — the
I get emails, 64
This time, from Daniel Pritchard, alerting me to a piece by “journalist” Sarah Hill, writing in the Boston Review Blog, “Ted Cruz’s Castro Complex” Writes an apparently quite self-satisfied Mr Pritchard: Good afternoon! Online today at the Boston Review Blog, journalist Sarah Hill writes of Ted Cruz’s Castro Complex, “the disorder in which a professed hatred of Castro belies a perversely flattering fixation on Castro’s political genius, and in Cruz’s
President Prevaricator … [Darleen Click]
Chicago Tribune — Yes, really. Last spring, President Barack Obama said “there will still be, you know, glitches and bumps” in the rollout of the new system. But what we’re seeing now is no glitch or bump. There is a growing mountain of evidence that Obamacare has fundamental problems in design and implementation. The Community Organizer says Shut up … And now that the government is reopened and this threat
