David Frum's Blog, page 161
October 15, 2012
How Tomorrow's Debate Can Be Won
Michael Tomasky and I discuss Tuesday's looming town hall debate.
They're Just Breasts, Folks
In a wonderful piece lamenting the Anglosphere's fascinating taboo on exposed breasts, Conor Friedersdorf mentions something that those who have traveled abroad can find relatable.
Felix Baumgartner's Jump... LEGO Style
In its own crazy way, this recreation in LEGO of Felix Baumgartner's epic jump is almost as much a triumph of the human spirit as the jump itself.
Generation Meme
The New Republic enters the fray on the most important discussion of all time: Why do young people seem so listless?
October 14, 2012
Felix Baumgartner Had a Good Day
Does his record setting jump (the dude broke the speed of sound while plummeting toward the Earth) remind you of something?
Reliable Sources
David was on CNN's Reliable Sources this morning. Here are a couple highlights:
Now This Is A Show!
Just when we get the Shrum-Frum podcast launched, along come Sherman and Berman and completely one-up us:
Why Do So Many Syrians Defend Assad?
Harold Rhodes explains why the Alawites, a long persecuted Syrian minority group, have good reason to fear a Syria without the protective power of the Assad regime.
James Coyne, Rest In Peace
In the Globe and Mail, Sandra Martin delivers a substantial obituary of James Coyne, one-time governor of the Bank of Canada and father of the well-known Canadian commentator, Andrew Coyne.
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