March 13, 2010




Heather Hurlburt formulates the Eli Lake Clause. [h/t uncle ebeneezer]
Will pleads for the polar bears. Mark is unmoved.
Walter Kirn reveals his vice and bares his soul.

“Once in a while,” David? Don’t you mean religiously?
John Horgan’s sublime spiritual journey.
Eli Lake squelches those David-Frum-eats-babies rumors.
Peter Beinart’s warning to Democrats and beat poets. [h/t uncle ebeneezer]
Jim Pinkerton plays the expectations game, and wins.
Guess which Olympic sports are the faves of Mark Kleiman and Will Wilkinson. Go ahead, guess.
In other ways, you take the cart-and-stick approach.
Al Qaeda is not pickin’ up good vibrations.
Ann Althouse formulates a new Bloggingheads credo.
Hey, George—are you sure you heard the question? [h/t graz]
Glenn Loury as written by Aaron Sorkin. [h/t bjkeefe]






Subject Participant




How the Massa story reveals the downside of blogging
Bill Scher & Matt Lewis
Should/will Iran get bombed?
Robert Wright & David Frum
How Nigeria produced the underwear bomber
Dayo Olopade & Eliza Griswold
Why did it take so long to make a good Iraq war movie?
Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner


Local News  
We wish founding blogginghead Mickey Kaus all the best as he ramps up to run in California’s Democratic primary for Senate against incumbent Barbara Boxer. But times are tough, so, if the Boxer campaign makes us the right offer, we’re willing to do some serious oppo research by digging through the BhTV archives for damaging Kaus clips. Here’s a free sample to whet the Senator’s appetite: a startling confession Mickey made in a June 2008 diavlog with Bob Wright. (Oh, Mickey, you were so naïve.)

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