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That’s how I reacted when I read this article, though I expressed that thought with a rather less-polite acronym when I posted it to my Facebook page. What’s all the fuss about? From the story: An economics professor emeritus from the University of Texas in Austin has resigned. His reason expressed in a resignation letter, […]
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We all have favorite subjects. or example, I know beyond doubt that John Walker loves science in all its aspects. Casey loves the Greek classics. Lance loves music.
I have a childhood friend — now an MD and the director of medicine at a prominent hospital — who is obviously very bright, but he is also a fully invested, over the top, leftist. My nephew, a gifted child, is now arguably one of the top applied mathematicians in the world. He works for a non-profit think tank at MIT which in turn works for the federal government. I’m not sure what he does. He, too, is a Prius-driving, vegan Leftist. These two men have active, fertile minds and yet they swing hard left.
The NYT ran an op-ed over the weekend called “
In a column in yesterday’s New York Times titled “