Last Week's Top 5 Hit & Run Posts

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

David Souter, Jim Crow, and the Living Constitution, by Damon W. Root (6/4)

Yet Still Even More on The Coming War Between Public and Private Sector Workers…Chap MCMXIII, by Nick Gillespie (6/3)

Royal Society to Re-evaluate Position on Global Warming, by Ronald Bailey (6/1)

The Berwick Battle Begins, by Peter Suderman (6/2)

When Governments Choose To Pay For Medicine, They Also Choose What Medicine To Not Pay For, by Peter Suderman (6/3)

Comments

[John Thacker]

So, what, is Baltimore cop shoots unarmed man in a bar 13 times and kills him, was previously investigated for shooting a man in the foot while drunk but still allowed to carry a firearm not right up Radley's alley?

[Resident Smartass]

He's probably saving it for when we start to get complacent.

[Almanian]

**waiting in gleeful anticipation for Gobby's jubilant post since Suderman is listed....innnnn three, two, one...**

Gobbler, it makes me happy that this makes you happy

[Max]

What I'm waiting for is somebody at Reason to come across something that doesn't confirm what they already believe. Has that ever happened?

[R C Dean]

Well, Max, when your belief system does a fair job of accounting for human nature, its kind of hard to find things that don't fall into line.

[Max]

Wow, it`s just like a fundamentlst religion! Now I get it.

[heller]

Just like Max, I too am waiting for Matt Welch's "Oops Libertarianism is Wrong" post.

[Max]

It is as likely as Pope Benedict questioning Papal infalibility. You know this pedophile priest business...