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Tag Archives: Mickey Kaus
My Shameful Social Climbing
I’m not at all happy with where I am in life. I want to climb higher. I like the air where the elite hang out. I’ve had a few sniffs of it in my time (when I was traipsing along … Continue reading
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Tagged cathy seipp, cognitive elite, eugene volokh, facebook friends, Mickey Kaus, nick gillespie
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The Tea Party Killed The DREAM Act
Without the surge of the Tea Party, a massive welcoming of illegal immigration would’ve passed the Democratic-controlled Congress in a lame duck session and would’ve been signed by President Obama. Republican moderates are soft on illegal immigration but the conservative … Continue reading
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Tagged jonathan martin, lame duck session, lisa murkowski, Mickey Kaus, republican moderates, roy beck
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Luke Ford’s Grotto! Kids Will Love It!
A friend who’s converting to Judaism emails me: "I was talking to my mom on the phone just now, trying to explain to her what a sukkah is. I told her it was like a hut, a temporary dwelling place, … Continue reading
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Tagged bureau chiefs, converting to judaism, industry attempts, jack shafer, luke ford, Mickey Kaus
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Mickey Kaus – Orthodox Jew?
A few years ago, Mickey Kaus said he’d give me an interview. Then he never answered any of my follow-ups to actually do the interview. So I made up this. It was probably unethical but it was a heckuva lot … Continue reading
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Tagged cathy seipp, high school reunion, luke ford, Mickey Kaus, orthodox jew
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How Dennis Prager Looks At The World
I thought there was a particularly revealing moment on the second hour of Dennis Prager’s radio show. He often says this very thing. From PragerTopia: "Dennis has a second conversation with Ian Plimer, Professor in the School of Earth and … Continue reading
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Tagged curse word, curse words, Dennis Prager, Google, heaven and earth, intellectual honesty, joshua marshall, keith olbermann, Mickey Kaus, rachel maddow
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Don’t Worry, We’ll Always Have Joe Biden
Mickey Kaus writes: "Mr. Gravitas: What was troubling about Biden’s loin-girding gaffe, as Ace of Spades notes, wasn’t the idea that Obama would be tested. It was the notion that we shouldn’t worry because he has Joe Biden as his backup! ("I’ve forgotten … Continue reading
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