Here's the first segment from another Aspen Table, in which Matt, Marc and I chatted with David Brooks about the future of the political parties:
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I was hoping you would have time to record something with Brooks. Good stuff. I'm looking forward to the next segment. 
Jesus, which one is the ugly one?
James, your father MoeLarry is posting again, and says it's time for bed. Step away from the computer, and worry not - the public library will open again after the Repiglicans celebrate the Fourth.
Nice to see the polite approach lasted one message Feral. I apologize for insulting whoever you find so attractive.
Also revealing that the worst you could think of is using a library. Was it Rugged Ross, BBM Marc, or exotic Yglesias you liked best? Seriously, recognising these are ugly bastards doesn't mean you have to wear a pink triangle.
Ferrell's kneeling under the table in front of Brooks, James. How do you suppose they got him to show up in the first place?
Boy, seeing this makes me want to indulge my inner Ogre and fly to Aspen to start inflicting some wedgies of Martin Princelike proportions.
I glower.
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Talking with the shiny-forehead known as David Brooks about the future is very valuable because his prognostication abilities have been so incredible over the past decade. Damn.
What does Brooks think about Steve Sailer? Will Sailer be the Education secretary under President McBush?
Posted by MoeLarryAndJesus | July 3, 2008 3:54 PM