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The American Scene — I have argued in this space that I believe that neither of this year’s nominees was likely to be a successful President. I continue to believe that Barack Obama is likely to be a poor President who will attempt to implement policies that will be detrimental to the national interest. Further, I think most political commentary relies far too much on the sloppy sentimentality of “Here’s how I feel about things”, but here goes. Legal racial segregation was prevalent in America within living memory, yet we appear to have just elected a ...

Overcome
The American Scene — I have argued in this space that I believe that neither of this year’s nominees was likely to be a successful President. I continue to believe that Barack Obama is likely to be a poor President who will attempt to implement policies that will be detrimental to the national interest. Further, I think most political commentary relies far too much on the sloppy sentimentality of “Here’s how I feel about things”, but here goes. Legal racial segregation was prevalent in America within living memory, yet we appear to have just elected a ...

Just for Today...
The Discerning Texan — ... election--and particularly what it symbolizes--says to the world about the hope of America. Still, I don't have any discernible reason to disagree with Mark Levin that most Americans have no idea what they have just done, especially the enormous price we may well pay for that symbolism. No one knows who this man really is. We are about to find out. With that said, I can find a lot to agree with in what Jim Manzi said: I have argued in this space that I believe that neither of this year’s ...