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June 12, 2014
June 12, 2014Ricochet

Change Is Good

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This week, we're all about change: change the Majority Leader, a change of life, loose change, and more. Our guests are The Campaign Stop's Jim Geraghty, (read his new book The Weed Agency: A Comic Tale of Federal Bureaucracy Without Limits) to discuss the political earthquake that happened this week, and Kevin Williamson, who stops by to talk about Iraq, his transgendered controversy, and capitalism and Catholicism -- will the two every agree? Also, Lileks play a little Name That Tune. Help the guy out in the comments, won't you?

Music from this week’s’ episode:

Lola by The Kinks

EJHill is off this week.

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    flownover@flownover·12y

    Cantor Hear Me Knockin ?

    Horrible misuse of "Lola" conflating Laverne Cook ( or is it ((was it)) Cox ?). There is just not enough play of " Permanent Wave" . One of their great tunes. I say this having just coached my niece on what to eat and how to watch things in New Orleans. She didnt know who Ray Davies was, but she did recognize the word "Kinks" .

    One question from clinging flyover country: Is LBGTQ a new network ? What channel is that on Primestar ? Can't Kevin answer that question or were those the call letters from his pirate radio station from Lubbock ?

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    Guruforhire@Guruforhire·12y

    They should read the confessor series by terry goodkind.

    The first book is called wizard's first rule (spoiler, the rule is: People are stupid)

    Terry is an out and proud objectivist and it starts getting pretty blatant come about book 6.

    So blow up atlas shrugged into 11 fantasy novels of the same length, with a little more moral nuance.

    terrygoodkind.com

    Open link

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    Son of Spengler@SonofSpengler·12y
    Great podcast, gents. I really enjoyed it.
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    Sam@Sam·12y

    Dear Rob,

    Mafouz and Furst. Excellent choices. Have not picked up Furst's latest, but will if you give it a good recommendation.

    Best, Sandra

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    doc molloy@docmolloy·12y
    Lesson from the fall of Saigon 'never rely on America as your ally.' Maybe Baghdad can hang on till April next year. And the media repeated and is repeating itself all over again.. It is they who are in a quagmire. Sunk in their own mess. Their messiah failed them.
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