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willwilkinson.net - 11/14/2008

Failure: For Our Future

— willwilkinson.net — Megan McArdle has been righteous on the Detroit bailout. The argument from justice is most hard-hitting in... this post . Lots of companies fail. Lots of cities, built around those companies, decline. If employees of the Big Three deserve to have ... (more) Failure: For Our Future

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themoderatevoice.com - 11/13/2008

The GOP of the Future

— themoderatevoice.com — While talking heads are dashing back and forth suggesting how to “fix” the Republican party, various solutions... are being offered. These include suggestions as extreme as rounding up the RINOs and executing them . Most of the plans include ... (more) The GOP of the Future

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yglesias.thinkprogress.org - 11/18/2008

The Future of the News

— yglesias.thinkprogress.org — Very interesting New York Times article on new, primarily internet-based outlets for investigative journalism, often supported in... large part on a philanthropic basis. Clearly, this sort of thing, typified by both the local outfits the Times is ... (more) The Future of the News

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Video: Jindal on the future of the GOP
Hot Air » Top Picks — Video: Jindal on the future of the GOP posted at 9:00 pm on November 11, 2008 by Allahpundit Send to a Friend | printer-friendly His three bullet points about what to do going forward are boilerplate, unfortunately. The more interesting stuff comes halfway through when he talks about supporting Obama and using the states — momentarily the last bastions of GOP rule — as laboratories for experimenting with new conservative policies. Although, with The One and a blue Congress now in charge, I wonder how much decentralized power there’ll be by 2012. Jindal’s hinting, I take it, at some sort of Romneyesque state ...

Rich: The Moose Has Left the Building
Hoffmania! — Frank Rich reminds us all why (a) the GOP needs to finally reign in their horribly outdated Southern Strategy and (b) why their new shiny icons don't move the stakes in their lame attempt to make their tent bigger. In defeat, the party’s thinking remains unchanged. Its leaders once again believe they can ...

The GOP gaze at their navel; Oregon hopes for more
BlueOregon — The exercise of "what happened?" following the massive GOP blood-letting on Election Day is not just an interesting thing to watch, but vastly important. While I'm a pretty hard-core progressive/liberal, I don't see how its in our national (or state) best interest to have such a weak Republican opposition. We need a healthy and strong debate on the large array of issues we face. I suspect that our Republican brethren are still reeling from the losses. It's got to sting. And it's not like we can't understand what that feels like. Hopefully that reeling will end soon and they'll get serious about the ...

GOP Moving Forward Potpourri
Sound Politics — GOP Moving Forward Potpourri Reading on next steps for Republicans, at least at the national level, has been occupying a notable chunk of my personal time lately...well, that and a fervent job search. Accordingly, some notables from that effort (the reading, not the job hunt): 1) Michael Gerson on Bush 43 ...