Or rather, who framed his written argument? I don’t know if anyone else has picked up on this, but there’s an authorship question concerning Warren Buffett. [...]
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Interestingly, leftist media is pushing back on the claim that Buffet objects to the tax plan. Oh no, they say, the GOP is just misinterpreting what he said. [...] I’m amused that Warren Buffett thinks that President Obama’s “Buffet Rule” is a bad idea. [...] I’d written briefly about a move by the Obama administration to create a new protected class of people that can’t be discriminated against: unemployed people. [...] A couple of pieces where Herman Cain is doing well: [...] The cost of genetic sequencing has come down by a factor of over 1 million in recent years, and Richard Resnick of GenomeQuest talks about the implications for health and lifespan, happening right now and potentially affecting everyone now living. [...] The governor of North Carolina (Democrat Bev Perdue) suggested that elections be postponed for two years, so that Congress would have time to fix the economy. [...] Wikipedia’s article about A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court gets details of the plot rather wrong. But this bit is interesting: [...] I am reading, once again, a book from about 130 years ago: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain. [...] One of these is from a couple of days ago: It describes how the jihadist threat is “devolving” from cells based upon/tied into al Qaeda’s core structure to threats from lone operators. [...] |
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