Rush Limbaugh loved it. He regards it as brilliant political satire.

This is the first I've heard of this blog. Why do you describe it as "a major Objectivism web site."

It looks like you did a very good job of being objective when you communicated this to US. I suggest you communicate it to HER.

Sometime when you are alone and talking about how you feel about things just say: "There's something I'm concerned about. You say you're just good friends with ______, but you do work for him. I keep thinking it wouldn't take much for you to end up back together and that really worries me because I really like you and we have a lot of fun together."

Then see what she says and act accordingly.

Well, maybe not yet.

But what I was really referring to was not your influence, but your style. You have such a brash and outspoken way of exposing and ridiculing the object of your disaffection.

When Should the U.S. Use Military Force?

A moderated conversation featuring: Joseph Capizzi, Associate Professor of Moral Theology at Catholic University Joe Volk, Executive Secretary of FCNL, a Quaker public interest lobby for peace Yaron Brook, President & Executive Director of the Ayn Rand Center.

On what basis should our government commit to using military force? Are there morally justifiable reasons to go to war? Or is all violent conflict indefensible and counterproductive? Perhaps morality does not even have a proper place in questions of war and foreign policy. Many would say that deliberation on such matters should be directly tied to national interest. With current military engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan, simmering disputes with Iran and a plethora of humanitarian and genocidal crises around the world, issues of war and peace and global stability are of urgent concern for all people. Our speakers will debate these questions and present a wide range of perspectives and philosophies. Attendees are invited to stay after the event for an informal reception.

The cost for each program is $10 for advance sales and at the door is $15 for adults; $12 for senior citizens (over 62) and free for students (college students must present a current college ID and arrive by 7 pm).

If possible, please RSVP by Tuesday, February 9-- wes.revp@gmail.com.

This event starts on February 10, 2010 at 7:15 AM.
Contact Information

* Judith Johnson
* judithheron@gmail.com

Location
WES Main Hall

* 7750 16th Street, N.W.
* Washington, DC 20012

Talk radio has Mark Levin and THE FORUM has Bill Bucko!

In addition, I recommend Henry Hazlitt's Failure of the New Economics: Analysis of the Keynesian Fallacies.

I don't think so. It's just the way the FORUM software works.

I also have the same problem of having to log in again when I use Facebook or iTunes on my iPhone.

I just re-opened this topic.

That's so sweet. I really like it.

I agree and, if I had not been out for the evening and missed it, I would have promptly deleted the post that contained this unwarranted and unsupported "When did you stop beating your wife" style dig at Objectivists.

It's late and I will review this entire thread in the morning and answer, delete, or moderate offensive posts as necessary. In the meantime, I will close this thread until then.

Polls of Massachusetts voters show that the main issue was opposition to ObamaCare with opposition to Obama's economic policies and his stance on terrorism also important.

Make that 262 members. See what I mean by "going viral!"

I just reposted this to Facebook.

It is becoming a popular Facebook group, inspired by your essay, called "Tea Parties! Unite Around the Principle of Individual Rights!." Char started it a few hours ago and it already has 123 members.

I'm that rarity: A Objectivist extrovert. There are a handful of us out there (Andy Bernstein, Prodos, etc.).

Facebook is where I do most of my political activism and where I post links to valuable, informative, and inspiring articles to political allies. Many of my Facebook friends are media personalities and political figures with thousands of their own Facebook friends, radio and TV shows, newspaper columns, and constituencies.

When I posted your column, it went viral! Many of my Facebook friends reposted it to THEIR friends. Here are some typical reactions to your column.