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Apologia for David Weigel’s Apologia

Posted on 07 Jul 2014 by Frank Moraes
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Earlier today, I wrote what I thought was an unexceptional article about a David Weigel column. The only thing that worried me was that the last time I had written about Weigel, he retweeted my article announcement. The thing about … Continue reading →

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David Weigel Tries Too Hard to Explain Away Conservative Racism

Posted on 07 Jul 2014 by Frank Moraes
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David Weigel is a smart commentator, but he really doesn’t get it when it comes to racism in the Republican Party. I wrote about this before, Dave Weigel’s Racist Apologetics. And I’ve written about it in a more general sense, … Continue reading →

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Dave Weigel’s Racist Apologetics

Posted on 14 Mar 2014 by Frank Moraes
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I promise that this is the last time I’m going to write about David Weigel’s apologetics on behalf of Paul Ryan. Understand: I wouldn’t even care if Weigel were some conservative loon, but he’s an excellent reporter. And his defense … Continue reading →

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List of Old Pages

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Here are the old pages. We are in the process on condensing pages, so you may find yourself redirected to a different page. Don’t worry! The material you are looking for is in that page! Items 1 – 1000 26 … Continue reading →

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What the GOP Offers to Its Base: Bigotry

Posted on 24 Sep 2015 by Frank Moraes
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So there has been this whole dust-up about Ben Carson saying that a Muslim shouldn’t be president because, “I do not believe Sharia is consistent with the Constitution of this country.” And then Ted Cruz — Truest Defender of the … Continue reading →

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How Republicans Intend to Destroy Congress

Posted on 23 Dec 2014 by Frank Moraes
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It has begun. One of my biggest concerns about Republican control of Congress was that they would turn the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) into a partisan outfit. And now the process has begun. The idea of the CBO has always … Continue reading →

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Angering an Audience Is Not a “Sister Souljah” Moment

Posted on 11 Sep 2014 by Frank Moraes
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Jonathan Bernstein is frustrated, Ted Cruz’s Empty “Sister Souljah” Moment. He can’t figure out why people would call this a “Sister Souljah” moment. I share his frustration, but it is easy enough to explain: smarter conservatives are so desperate to … Continue reading →

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Anti-Libertarian Criticism Site Review

Posted on 29 Jul 2014 by Frank Moraes
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For some time I’ve been thinking about starting a series of articles where I discuss (review, if you will) other blogs. It comes from one of the primary things I tell people who ask me about starting a blog: come … Continue reading →

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Modern Racism

Posted on 27 Jul 2014 by Frank Moraes
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I have been reading Ian Haney Lopez’s excellent Dog Whistle Politics. You should expect a quote and a review of sorts coming in the next few days. But I want to talk about the issue of racism in a more … Continue reading →

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Martin Longman Has a Bad Day

Posted on 20 Jul 2014 by Frank Moraes
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I’m very fond of Martin Longman. He is an excellent writer and commentator. But he is having a bad day today over at Political Animal. First, he completely misread Ron Fournier’s recent National Journal article, “We Don’t Suck As Much!” … Continue reading →

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Fedoras, Libertarians, and Russell Edson

Posted on 08 Jul 2014 by Frank Moraes
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I have one final article relating to yesterday’s brouhaha, but this one has nothing to do with David Weigel. I was having a nice conversation with Abenomix, and I happened to note that the grainy photo he uses (of himself … Continue reading →

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Conservatives Want What They Want

Posted on 14 May 2014 by Frank Moraes
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Emily Dickinson famously wrote, “The Heart wants what it wants—or else it does not care.” I’ve been thinking about that a lot as it relates to two of my favorite conservative writers: Josh Barro and Dave Weigel. Both are smart … Continue reading →

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