The Essential Iron Fist Of The Left-Liberal: From Sean Penn To Obama

[Ed Hudgins]

Also includes MoveOn.org and the truly stupid Rep. Shela Jackson Lee:

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

Ed,

I'm glad to see you guys putting this stuff out. Good job.

But my God!

I never realized it before, but you kinda look like Sean Penn. Maybe his brother or something...

(I'll save Will for later...)

Michael

[Samson Corwell]

Curious question: Isn't "left-liberal" a bit redundant?

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

There are moderate liberals.

[Selene]

moderate liberals.

That's getting to be an oxymoron...

Not many left...can anyone name some they consider in that category?

[Ed Hudgins]

There are--or were--old-fashion liberals who, as I suggest, advocate a social safety net and tweaking of the market system through anti-trust and such, but who generally believe in private property and private decisions on economic matters--wages, prices. The left-liberals I target don't accept the fundamentals of a free society. You can debate what the right label is for the different groups.

Michael - Do I need to shave my mustache lest I be mistaken for Sean Penn?

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

Michael - Do I need to shave my mustache lest I be mistaken for Sean Penn?

Ed,

We all have our crosses to bear. I'm afraid that won't help.

Michael

[Samson Corwell]

There are--or were--old-fashion liberals who, as I suggest, advocate a social safety net and tweaking of the market system through anti-trust and such, but who generally believe in private property and private decisions on economic matters--wages, prices. The left-liberals I target don't accept the fundamentals of a free society. You can debate what the right label is for the different groups.

Michael - Do I need to shave my mustache lest I be mistaken for Sean Penn?

Do you distinguish "old-fashion liberals" from "classical liberals"? Louis Brandeis, my favorite Supreme Court Justice, comes to mind.