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Don't ever ever try to drop Ken for push-ups. It'll come back on you in strange ways.

Give that man a Willkie button!

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Perhaps. But many working people who now regard themselves as being Republicans or even Tea Party activists may start changing their minds when their rice bowls start going away. You see a lot of...

My main concern is that we're not merely going through a spell of bad weather -- rather, it's that disturbing structural changes to the U.S. economy are taking place. There is no revolution in the...

If this line of thought about free-loading civil servants running up the deficit is taken to its logical conclusion maybe some will decide that armed forces pay should be cut by two-thirds. Then...

Wisconsin has a long tradition of trade unionism. The blue-collar guys there are social and foreign policy conservatives but if you jack with their paychecks all hell will break loose. In Milwaukee...

No, it was earlier than that, it was in 1947 with the Truman Doctrine for Greece that these moral dilemmas began. If we take sides in a messy overseas war and train, arm and advise one side instead...

I personally never saw any news content on the Ed Sullivan show.

Now that we've agreed that an armed revolution in the U.S. is unlikely to be happening any time soon, what does this thread have to do with military affairs?

Although off-topic, this story about Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. comes to mind:

The article in the initial post calls for the left wing of the Democratic Party to fight back more vigorously against Obama's middle-of-the-road policies. It isn't the usual call to arms from the...