I’m looking forward to some upcoming Wednesday mornings when we’ll have primary results to analyze instead of turnout-pattern-dominated special elections.
Here are some remains of the day:
* Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer moots term limit legal dispute by announcing she’s retiring at end of her term.
* Raz poll shows Scott Walker tied with, not ahead of, Dem opponent Mary Burke.
* Daily Caller‘s Matt Lewis unintentionally humorous in arguing that Ted Cruz’ foreign policy views are self-contradictory and full of empty rhetoric–and thus authentically Reaganite!
* At Ten Miles Square, Keith Humphreys compares U.S./U.K. economic growth rates and finds them similar despite ostensible opposed strategies.
* At College Guide, Conor Williams argues that Mayor de Blasio and other charter school critics need better agenda than just closing down alternative schools.
And in non-political news:
* “All right, good night” last words in message to air traffic control from vanished Malaysian airliner.
That’s it for Wednesday. We’ll close with the only other relatively non-obscene tune I could find from 200 Motels, which is ironic because it’s about rock musicians picking up women: “What Will This Evening Bring Me This Morning?” The tune is very catchy.
Selah.
