Tasty Tidbits 8/23/11

  1. Tipsier than usual.
  2. A New Title IX Regulation, maybe?
  3. C. Schmoo Lewis.
  4. Exorcising Monsaton.
  5. Romance or marriage?
  6. Poke in eye. (If that doesn’t work, knee in groin?)
  7. Free the Data!
  8. An ocean divides us, but …
  9. Crop failure.
  10. At the corner of time and eternity.

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Tasty Tidbits 8/13/11 – Curmudgeon Special

  1. Anathema (Corporatism I)
  2. Can you top this I?
  3. A golden anniversary
  4. Catholicism/Americanism mish-mash.
  5. Rick Perry’s Crony Capitalism Problem.
  6. Can you top this II?
  7. Food police (Corporatism II).
  8. Corporatism III
  9. A Feast of the Mother of God.

(I seem to detect an antiwar, anticorporate selection bias here. Imagine that!)

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Tasty Ton’o’Tidbits 8/11/11

  1. Hekman for Senate.
  2. Do you think they’d accommodate Christians like this?
  3. 3 choice lines.
  4. Truthiness, proofiness, and 75¢
  5. Love divided by X.
  6. Cutting edge legal theory: “altrustic filicide.”
  7. Looks like we’ve got us a chain letter!
  8. Newsweek’s Bachmann cover.
  9. 2012 Même Preview.
  10. Tipsy taunts a Ditzy prosecutor.

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How to end abortion on demand

Clark Carlton is a politically disaffected Orthodox paleoconservative philosophy prof. He’s slipped onto my “back burner” for a while, but he lately has been making enough sense on public affairs that I was looking forward to his long-promised controversial thoughts on the pro-life political movement. Continue reading “How to end abortion on demand” →