Political Questions
Steven F. Hayward, Max Cossack, Lloyd Billingsley, David Schnare, Susan VassWhere Steven Hayward, Max Cossack, 'Ammo Grrrll,' John Yoo, Anthony (who Hates Mayo) Lucido, Lloyd Billingsley, "Lucretia," and other contributors explore topics in political philosophy and popular culture, usually over a glass of quality single-malt.
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Latest Issues
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Notes from Upstream: Living in an NPC World
What is the point of reading or watching or listening to anything when you already know what’s coming?
Hitch-Hikers Guide
“I have not hitch-hiked since 1970,” reveals Susan Vass, because “we did not own a car for the first seven years of our marriage” and were constantly “relying on the kindness of strangers” to get around.
The Banality of Epstein
Move over Hannah Arendt: we have a new grand champion for your misplaced crown (in the case of Eichmann) for exemplifying the “banality of evil.” It belongs instead to Jeffrey Epstein, and all of the sycophants who couldn’t perceive his obv...
Edmund Burke, Pro and Con
Last Wednesday’s online debate over Edmund Burke that paired Lucretia and me against Lauren Hall of RIT and Greg Collins of Yale on Saving Elephants is now available for viewing and will be available soon in podcast form.
Authors
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Max Cossack is an author, attorney, composer, and software architect (he can code). His most recent novel is High Jingo. He lives in a dusty little village in Arizona with his wife and no more cats.
KLB is the author of Hollywood Party, Yes I Con, Barack 'em Up, and other books. He work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, City Journal, Frontpage Magazine and many other publications.
Degrees in public health, environmental management and law. Social moderate fiscal conservative. Author of "The Road of the Steward-From Ancient Roots to Post-Modern Environmentalism." Go buy a copy.
30 years professional comedienne; Friday guest columnist on Powerline blog for 12 years; married to Max Cossack for 58 years; mother and foster mother
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