Its true that the Republican Party dodged a bullet by nominating Mitt Romney over the other fringe candidates who were running in the primary. But what did they give up in return? (More)
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Morning Feature – Pardon Our Noise (Meta Monday)
The resident faculty clue this week was a bulldozer outside the mail room window. Not exactly subtle…. (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – More or Less? (Ask Ms. Crissie)
“It’s nice,” Professor Plum said, sipping a glass of juice. “But I expected more. Or less.” He read the mail. (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – The Self-Made Myth, Part III: Fairness Is Not Class Warfare (Non-Cynical Saturday)
Many responsible wealthy Americans support efforts to foster a fairer economy, and progressive Democrats should enlist their voices. (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – The Self-Made Myth, Part II: The Built-Together Reality
Successful people are talented and work hard, but individual talent and hard work are not enough to build success. (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – The Self-Made Myth, Part I: Makers and Takers
“We’ve become a nation of net takers versus makers,” Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) said recently. It’s the Horatio Alger myth … Randianized. (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – The Trap of Either/Or Thinking
Is President Obama a thinker or an actor; a negotiator or a fighter? (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – Romney Concedes on “Likability,” Will Run on His “Credentials”
At least Romney is smart enough to know he can’t challenge President Obama on likability. So what are his options? (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – The Self-Made Myth (Meta Monday)
The resident faculty left a three-foot tall model skyscraper in the hallway outside the mail room. We hope it was a clue. (More)
Read the rest of this entry »Morning Feature – Too Cool? (Ask Ms. Crissie)
Professor Plum pulled on a sweater as he stepped into the mail room, saying “It’s too cool in here.” He read the mail. (More)
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