Required Reading
By Walter GaltBig apologies for the lack of content of the last week or two. Strangely enough, we all got hit with fairly large things at the same time: finals, illness, crushing workloads, etc. For now, here is some excellent reading to tide you over. Some of it is a bit older (from a few weeks ago) but all relevant/interesting.
“Jolting” the Economy by Thomas Sowell, from TownHall.com
Peter Wallison on how the government created the financial crisis, from Instapundint.com
Why Reporters — and Judges and Professors — Are Biased by Dennis Prager, from TownHall.com
Iraq’s New Dawn: Victory Across The Board by Michael Yon. From the New York Post.
Guy who predicted the financial meltdown: Obama’s only making it worse, from HotAir.com
Scientists urge caution on global warming, from Politico.com
Tracking ‘The Gore Effect’, from Politico.com
The Barack-Blagojevich Stand Off, from The Weekly Standard Blog.
The Employee Free Choice Act Is Unconstitutional, from The Wall Street Journal.
Channeling Jimmy Carter, by Stephen Moore. From The Wall Street Journal.
Quantum of Solis, from the Wall Street Journal.
Obama Administration: Too Many Cooks? from the Weekly Standard Blog.