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...think in any field age brings a certain perspective and wisdom,” Biewener says. “But as you move along in age you are less and less able to do the daily research activity...
...been wondering as to the wisdom of transferring potentially flammable coffeemakers, microwaves and halogen lamps to a deserving charity,” he wrote. “Aren’t we handing those in need a ticking time bomb...
...eternally tangled in factions; Republicans just seem more solid and, well, American (if your definition of "American" was frozen in 1954). But there is growing evidence that the election of 2004 is inventing its own rules. Indeed, the Democratic primaries have demolished--delightfully--most of what passes for conventional wisdom these days. The importance of money and organization, for starters. Howard Dean had lots of both, and where did it get him? In any case, the Democratic nominee will have plenty of cash to compete with the Bush bankroll: liberal gazillionaires have pledged tens of millions, with more to come...
...comprehends the fundamental role open borders play in an open society. “Over the generations, we have received energetic, ambitious, optimistic people from every part of the world,” Bush said early last month. “Every generation of immigrants has reaffirmed the wisdom of remaining open to the talents and dreams of the world...
...Klein questions the wisdom of the Democrats' using classic populism ("the people vs. the powerful") as a strategy to win the presidency [Jan. 12]. I say more power to them. It is the common people who work, pay taxes and fight our wars. Klein noted that the by-products of the 1890s' wave of populism were a progressive income tax, antitrust legislation and other reforms. Dean is proposing the same type of progressive political, social and economic agenda. ONOFRIO PERZIA LeRoy...