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San Francisco: It’s America’s largest gated community.
Jolene, slowed down
Millennials 101: How to Enjoy Your Parents' Basement
BlackRock ETFs near $1 trillion as it loses market share to Vanguard
Borges hated soccer
On the imaginary hobgoblin of ‘income inequality’ and the 80% reduction in world poverty, thanks to freedom, markets
Legal Pot in the US Is Crippling Mexican Cartels
Laundering Illegal Money? There's Ultraluxury New York Real Estate For That
What is debt?
Let Your Right Brain Run Free - For too long, conservatives have ceded the popular culture to the Left
How Liberals Make It Harder for Blacks to Succeed
Lefties seem to believe that black Americans cannot compete in the marketplace
Republicans Should Just Say No To Export-Import Bank
Another Plea to Global Warming Alarmists on the Phrase "Climate Denier"
I agree with him completely
Science needs women?
Basketball needs Asians
Hillary said this: “It’s my turn. I’ve done my time, and I deserve it.”
I tried saying that once, and it did not work
D’Souza’s America - Dinesh D’Souza takes on Obama, Hillary, Saul Alinsky, and Howard Zinn in a single bold film.
Kaus: Obama’s amnesty strategy isn’t a partial shambles
ISIS Promises to Destroy the Kaaba in Mecca
Sheesh. Religion of peace.
But... Huffington Post Has Seen the Real Face of Evil: The Bacon Cheeseburger
Yum.
Want birth control? Go buy it. Nobody is stopping you.
Chinese teens trafficked into US through Central America
Barack Obama may be Silicon Valley's last hope for immigration reform in 2014
Sumner, via Cafe Hayek:
Can anyone imagine that the masterfulness, the overbearing disposition, the greed of gain, and the ruthlessness in methods, which are the faults of the master of industry at his worst, would cease when he was a functionary of the State, which had relieved him of risk and endowed him with authority? Can anyone imagine that politicians would no longer be corruptly fond of money, intriguing, and crafty when they were charged, not only with patronage and government contracts, but also with factories, stores, ships, and railroads? Could we expect anything except that, when the politician and the master of industry were joined in one, we should have the vices of both unchecked by the restraints of either?
