Last Week's Top 5 Hit & Run Posts

Here's what you were reading last week at Hit & Run:

If Past is Prologue When it Comes to Guesstimating Actual Health Care Costs, Well, it Was Nice Knowing You All…, by Nick Gillespie (3/21)

What Politics Looks Like in a Union-Run World That Has Run Out of Money, by Matt Welch (3/22)

Barbershop Secession, by Matt Welch (3/22)

The Allure of Bipartisanship, by Peter Suderman (3/22)

Saved! The Precious and Impressionable Dears of the University of Ottawa, by Michael C. Moynihan (3/24)

Comments

[The Gobbler]

You shot the mooooooooooooon!

[WTF]

Excuse me while I take this on a small thread detour.

Just thought that was kinda interesting, in that it combines several recurring themes here - police power, religion, free speech...

[shrike]

Why isn't there a mention of the anti-Fed Christian terrorist wanna-be cop-killers rounded up in three states this weekend?

WTF?

[WTF]

What?

[WTF]

Oh, and in answer to your first question: because that happened over the weekend, and this is a summary of LAST WEEK's top Hit & Run blog posts. See, that's why the title of the post is "Last Week's Top 5 Hit & Run Posts."

[shrike]

As I encounter whack-job "libertarians" like some on this very site are - I often wonder if they are Huntaree (sp?) types.

(I don't speak Rapturist so please forgive my spelling)

[Mango Punch]

< a href="http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304370304575151693915722022.html?mod=WSJ_hps_MIDDLEThirdNews">Utah to attempt to use emminent domain to seize federally owned land within the state

[Xeones]

shriek, shriek, shriek... TAKE YOUR MEDS.

Thank you.