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I was amazed to read Michael Barone's statements about World War II: a united nation was mobilized for total war. . .

Equality and Conformity Are Really the Whole Point 2011

What was disappointing about Barone's book is his failure to address explicitly the relationships among institutional characteristics, personal values, and political beliefs.

Hard America, Soft America, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

As Barone's desire to micromanage instruction made clear, NCLB's architects had little idea of what it would take to overcome the legacies of some of our nation's most enduring evils.

John Thompson: The Debate on NCLB's Failure Is All Over but for the Shouting John Thompson 2012

The picture, of Lorre's knuckle... well, do you remember Marie Barone's suggestive sculpture in that classic episode of Everybody Loves Raymond?

Cheers & Jeers: Two and a Half Men — Good Luck, Chuck! 2011

Barone's view of personal development is somewhat like my view of economic growth.

Hard America, Soft America, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

As Barone's desire to micromanage instruction made clear, NCLB's architects had little idea of what it would take to overcome the legacies of some of our nation's most enduring evils.

John Thompson: The Debate on NCLB's Failure Is All Over but for the Shouting John Thompson 2012

I was amazed to read Michael Barone's statements about World War II: a united nation was mobilized for total war. . .

Equality and Conformity Are Really the Whole Point 2011

Barone's explanation for this paradox is institutional.

Hard America, Soft America, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

While Barone's stats do not necessarily equate, the fact that the split is much less than in the past among young voters is indicative that young people are starting to realize that a centralized government making decisions and saddling them with trillions of dollars of debt to fund entitlements that are not for young people is not good for them at all.

Archive 2010-04-01 Matt Johnston 2010

While Barone's stats do not necessarily equate, the fact that the split is much less than in the past among young voters is indicative that young people are starting to realize that a centralized government making decisions and saddling them with trillions of dollars of debt to fund entitlements that are not for young people is not good for them at all.

Barone on Younger Voters Matt Johnston 2010