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Dynamic Divergence

By on 8.19.08 @ 12:50AM

Today TAS has two (count 'em!) articles on the second biggest blockbuster of all time, The Dark Knight. James Bowman hates it with the passion of a thousand movie critics who had to sit through Biodome. Jeffrey Lord thinks the fantastical flick is a signal in the clouds showing that John McCain will win the election and beat those super villians... er, terrorists!

And while you're getting your daily dose of Batmanalia, check out this piece in the Guardian by yours truly. Learn why the the first words that escaped my lips after this two-and-a-half hour tour de something were "Holy hypocrisy, Batman!"

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Jeremy Lott is editor of RealClearBooks.com and RealClearReligion.org and associate editor of RealClearScience.com.

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