Mike Cosper Russell Moore I listened to an audio recording of a private event with Moore and Francis Collins where Moore admitted to Univ of Chicago students that he knew Collins was funding experiments from the harvested body parts of full term infants, yet he told them he still saw the “fruits of the…

For too long, our leaders have assumed that right makes might. They have been wrong, with disastrous results.

Might does not make right, either. Rather, right is right, and might is might, and statesmen make prudent choices among imperfect options.

Vital piece from J.D. Vance:

'Everything costs something,' Micah Meadowcroft said. 'And you should definitely be suspicious of anyone arguing for or even against a policy in a way that neglects to tell you what the tradeoffs are.'

foxbusiness.com/economy/econom… #FoxBusiness

For too long, our leaders have assumed that right makes might. They have been wrong, with disastrous results.

Might does not make right, either. Rather, right is right, and might is might, and statesmen make prudent choices among imperfect options.

Vital piece from J.D. Vance:

This poll is only a shocker for the media and Dems who conflate Latino *citizens* and illegal aliens in nearly every facet of immigration coverage and policymaking.

It’s clueless and offensive.

Americans of every race, color, or creed want secure borders and our laws enforced!

the fact that they won’t grant relief retroactively to people who’ve already paid their loans off via tax credits, or concurrently offer something else to people who’ve never gone to college, implies they benefit from the controversy. ocasio doesn’t want the problem solved.

Don’t think there’s been any real recovery in basic space awareness, sharing a sidewalk, etc. since the end of “social distancing.” Pinballs.

Epic speech from golf legend Gary Player ahead of the Masters:

'This great country, the United States of America! If you're here, you're so blessed... Appreciate what this country has done for the world. It's about time America started doing more for their own.'

Policy wonk, it is usually true that your opponent fails to make a full accounting of the costs his proposal entails, but it is also usually true that you fail to take seriously the benefits he hopes to bring.

Oren Cass and I discuss the implications for the US economy of global dollar dominance.

americancompass.org/michael-pettis…

Maybe this is kayfabe to help U.S. Army seem competent by comparison but it seems more probable that we’re just less advanced in mental, physical, or social development than is usual for one’s age.

Bumping this up for obvious reasons.

Evocative illustration of a lost world in which wars were not assumed to be totalizing conflicts between the forces of darkness and light.

EXCLUSIVE: Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook is one of the most powerful economists in the world. But @LukeRosiak and I have discovered that her academic work appears to contain plagiarism, according to her former university’s policy.

The plagiarism scandal hits the Fed. 🧵

Our best hope to stop the war in Ukraine is at the negotiating table.

thehill.com/opinion/458424…

'Despite this clear reluctance, European states — individually and as a collective — are at risk of sleepwalking into picking sides.'

Good piece to put in conversation with Gladden Pappin's recent piece on similar themes in COMPACT

Evocative illustration of a lost world in which wars were not assumed to be totalizing conflicts between the forces of darkness and light.

Cool idea.

Main argument against is that birth rate decline has been steady, but if, say, TV counts as 'social media lite', then it could still hold up.