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[It's 10:09 PM, and I like to go to bed early. I invoke the blogger's privilege of publishing a first draft.--Buce] ----- Readers w...

Brad DeLong moves the ball a long way downfield with the following post, which I reprint in full before improving upon it: Three Possible Fi...

Josh Wright and Steve Horowitz (and commentators) are bent out of shape with Brad DeLong for deleting (or editing) comments. I suspect th...

Brad DeLong offers one of the oddest and most unsettling possible salutations to the new Obama Adminstration. All will be well, says Brad, ...

DeLong has been puzzling over the bad/good issue. Now Tim Duy weighs in with a thoughtful response (hint: think "outsourcing"). ...

I have to confess I really don't have a clue how exactly the Hillary supporters are going to react to the great disappointment--I'm...

What is it with Brad DeLong and Bill Greider? A couple of years so ago, DeLong let loose with a screed against Greider and David Stockman—re...

Brad DeLong is on a roll this week. He’s declared the Democratic primaries over . And now he has declared Milton Friedman dead . H...

Source: DeLong , who says he gets it from A Tiny Revolution , but I couldn't find it there. DeLong also says "The last five of t...

Brad DeLong linked my snippet from Plutarch on Cato the Elder, setting off an instructive thread about slavery ( link ). It brought to my ...

Brad DeLong does something odd. ( link ). Weighing Clinton v. Obama, he says: [T]he Hillary Rodham Clinton who made such an administrative ...

Brad deLong selects " the Jesse tree " for Christmas eve blogging, though I cannot imagine why he did not affix the King James Ver...

Brad DeLong confesses to a guilty pleasure: Pete Seeger ( link ). But Brad seems discomfited: He learns that Dave Boaz recalls Seeger’s ...

I’m no economist, but I have long suspected that supply-side had a lot more to do with political marketing hype than it did with true econom...

I’m a great admirer of Brad DeLong’s blog, but I have a tough time makinge sense of the great glob of bile and spittle that he just landed...

DeLong has an interesting thread on hereditary succession in politics, but I think the issue is more pervasive than has been noticed so far...