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I’m so angry I could act like Al Gore!

by Jeff OBryant

I delight in the sharp pen of Ann Coulter, respect the level-headed clarity of Walter Williams, and appreciate the wisdom of Rush Limbaugh. But few political commentators impress me quite as much as Thomas Sowell. Every piece he writes is thought-provoking, well-reasoned, and completely right.

In this piece, The Anger of the Left Sowell asks, then answers, why liberals get so bent out of shape, march in protests, and shout down speakers they disagree with far more often than their conservative counterparts. As with anything Sowell writes, this one is a must read.


Posted in General on May 16th, 2007

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    October 17th, 2007 at 12:49 pm

    [...] I have noted before, Thomas Sowell is always right on target. And brilliant as always, Sowell further emphasizes the [...]

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