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Conor Friedersdorf (The Atlantic, Byliner) and Peter Suderman (Reason)
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- David Goldhill's piece, "How American Health Care Killed My Father"
- Atul Gawande on health care
- Alex Tabarrok on consumer-driven health care plans
- This American Life on health care, part 1
- This American Life on health care, part 2
- House GOP health bill (PDF)
- Gawker on "peak Palin"
- Damon Linker's only post on Palin
- Conor responds to Linker
- Conor on Palin
- Conor's diavlog with Julian Sanchez
- Peter on the anti-card check video game
- Peter on economics in video games
The surprise of parenting
In conversation with Conor Friedersdorf, James Poulos explains why being a parent is very different from what he expected.
Will gay marriage split evangelicals?
Younger evangelicals are much less likely to oppose same-sex marriage. Sarah Posner and Sarah Pulliam Bailey consider the implications for the future of evangelical churches. Plus: "Anti-gay rights" vs. "anti-gay."
What should anti-war voters do?
Confronted with Romney vs. Obama, how should anti-war conservatives vote? Michael Brendan Dougherty and Daniel McCarthy weigh the options. Plus: Passive-aggressive politics.
The cynic and the extremist
David Frum, author of the new novel Patriots, considers which personality type is more destructive to our politics. Plus: Our rotten elites.
Should we feel bad for Greece?
Robert Farley and Matthew Yglesias challenge the common view on the left that Greece is a victim of circumstance. Plus: Europe's house of cards.
Why old politicians can’t fade away
Eighty-year-old Sen. Richard Lugar was defeated by a primary challenger. Why do old politicians cling to power? Bill Scher and Matt Lewis consider.
Why liberals get fracking wrong
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