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I like to check Drudge Report. It answers the "what do the wingnut think tanks want me to think today?" question, which forms a part of my mental picture of the
by api 12y ago
I like to check Drudge Report. It answers the "what do the wingnut think tanks want me to think today?" question, which forms a part of my mental picture of the current political state of affairs.
I really respect and enjoy Peter's opinions on a lot of matters, but politics isn't really one of them. That being said-- at present there is not a single person in the entire sphere of politics saying anything interesting.
The left is irrelevant. The right is irrelevant. Libertarians are irrelevant. Nobody in politics has any good ideas about anything, and most political jaw-flappers sound like they're hailing from some kind of parallel universe where their obsolete world views make sense. For many years I've had this profound sense that all existing political philosophies have failed in that they are unable to suggest any viable solutions to today's problems.