Ah, yes, spent some fine time in the wayback machine before that last post.
Here are some less marinated midday news/views treats:
* At The Week, Pascal-Emanuel Gobry makes case that “traditional” views of sex always have been and also will be central to Christianity. I’m sure a lot of people hostile to Christianity would agree.
* Pew profiles 2% of American adults who have run for office. Surprise: they are disproportionately white, male, and well-educated.
* Annie Lowrey takes a long look at how Eric Cantor’s going to actually earn his fat Wall Street salary.
* Alec MacGillis suggests Cantor’s rich remuneration is as much a reward for past service as an incentive to future performance.
* First federal court upholding of state same-sex marriage ban, in Louisiana.
And in non-political news:
* Apple stock taking a beating after celebrity nude photo hacking in iCloud.
As we break for lunch, here’s a much earlier edition of Montrose with Sammy Hagar performing “Bad Motor Scooter.”
