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Beltway Traffic Jam

The daily linkfest:

  • Bill Quick gives a hearty “Bah Humbug!” to the president’s Kwanzaa message.
  • Sean Hackbarth contends that the story of a schoolboy being investigated by the Department of Homeland Security for checking out Mao’s “Little Red Book” is almost certainly a hoax.
  • Fontana Labs rises to the defense of pleated pants.
  • Kevin McGehee needs to be put out of his misery.
  • Mark Tapscott thinks Michael Bloomberg could learn a thing or two from Ronald Reagan.

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About James Joyner
James Joyner is the publisher of Outside the Beltway and the managing editor of the Atlantic Council. He's a former Army officer, Desert Storm vet, and college professor with a PhD in political science from The University of Alabama. Follow James on Twitter.

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  1. Don Surber says:

    Christmas In The Blogosphere

    I like Christmas. I like the garish trees. I like the commercialism. I like the complaints about commercialism. I like the goodwill toward man. I like the religion. I like the music, music, music.

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  2. If True, Bush Derangement Syndrome Therapists Will Be Busy for Years

    From the Harvard Crimson (HT Lucianne; bold is mine):

    Bob Woodward, the Washington Post?s distinguished reporter and associate managing editor, has already faced scrutiny for his role in the disclosure of Valerie Plame?s undercover status at the…

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  3. Odd and Odder

    Can a state’s chief executive be committed?

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  4. [...] Also linked at OTB’s Traffic Jam. posted by: The Editors @ 1:40 pm December 20, 2005 [...]

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  5. Texas Native says:

    My take on the Intelligent Design decision

    Not only are IDers lying to get religion back in the classroom, but they signal their lack of faith

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  6. Why I Won’t Order Again From TigerDirect

    ‘Tis the season to get pissed off at online vendors. Megan McArdle’s wrath is vented at Dell, who took an order a month ago and only this week acknowledged they couldn’t fill it because they cancelled production of the computer….

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  7. Stem Cell Research

    I have mentioned before about the new, and possibly huge, findings about adult stem cells as researched at the University of Louisville. Life Digest has said the following about this research:MAYBE ?HUGE? — University of Louisville researchers may hav…

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  8. A Quarter Century of Reagan’s Lessons

    For me, the last quarter century of American Exceptionalism and international success has Ronald Reagan writ large all over it.

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  9. Jack Yoest says:

    Making Money vs Making a Movie

    Brokeback breakdown. Why does Hollywood continue to invest time, talent and treasure into products nobody wants? Brokeback Mountain is receiving rave reviews. But seen in only 69 theatres in 21 cities? Lots of ink; few viewers. This is because…

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