This may become a regular feature, especially on Sundays where there's not much to talk about and I feel pretty lazy anyway. In any case, here's a list of my posts which I don't regret writing:
Federal Marriage Amendment Alternative -- My first post discussing an amendment aimed directly at judicial activism, which sparked my first interblog debate.
Conspiracy Theory -- What if Syria really does have Iraq's WMDs? What if Bush already knows this?
A few questions for Mr. Kerry -- Questions I'd like to ask Kerry about his 1971 Congressional testimony.
Christianity and the Nanny State -- My thoughts on Joe Carter's thoughts on Matthew Yglesias's thoughts on a Christian libertarian's thoughts on... Christian libertarianism.
Why name your blog "Back of the Envelope," anyway? -- What's in a name?
Do You Know Who I Am? -- The post that started a Cornerlanche. Dave Barry on Kerry's elitism.
Bush's Immigration Plan -- My thoughts on the matter. Hint: Ambivalent, but I don't think it's mercenary pandering.
Ideological Purity and the War on Terror -- I have little patience for conservatives who feel that Bush's moderate politics are reason enough to stay home in November.
Why Iraq? -- The reasons I think Iraq was not just a necessary step, but the necessary next step, in the war on terror.
Kerry minus thirty years -- I rant and rave about Kerry's inability to discuss any part of his record which occurred after he returned from Vietnam.
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