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"Steinberg also documents the Left’s virulence, especially in California, where he has spent most of his career. He repeatedly illustrates the Democrats’, and their special-interest allies’, shameless aggression in what is essentially a one-party state. Steinberg fears the nation as a whole is trending in the same basic direction as California."

An analysis of just how recently the Times became "woke".

More: "A peek at shifting moral culture in New York Times word frequency usage over time".

And this is not even explicitly including Friedman or Buckley: 

You cannot name a single liberal who has anything approaching the above credentials or intellectual output. Why? There are a number of reasons.

Liberalism is fundamentally about feelings rather than thoughts. Also the left focuses on intentions, the right focuses on results and the ways by which results are achieved.

Not the Washington Post itself, but an op-ed piece there. Still, it's startling. As the commenter sarcastically cracks, "But remember, everyone. Republicans are mean. Democrats are the party of the nice people."

Philip Greenspun usefully speculates on how the College Board's stupid new "adversity score" will, of course, be gamed.

UPDATE: link added and fixed now.

Funny how that works.

Related: "'Collapse of a city that's lost control': Shocking new pictures from downtown LA capture the huge problem it faces with trash and rats amid fear of typhoid fever outbreak among LAPD".

Take a guess.

And lots of luck in getting "international cooperation" to limit CO2 emissions.

"I doubt any college administrators will ever invite someone like me to give such a speech. In some ways, it is for the best."

Nah, they really need you, Ms. de Rugy. Hey, college adminstrators: let her give your commencement address and watch your almuni donations soar in the years to come.

UPDATE: link fixed.

It's a trick question! The answer is "All of them".