This week’s edition on PJM Political is one of our best yet. On the big show:
Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit.com interviews fellow blogging pioneer Virginia Postrel of the Atlantic, the New York Times and Reason magazine on “Kidneys for Cash: The Bioethical Dilemma of Organ Donation.”
Scrappleface’s Scott Ott and Bill Whittle of PJTV and I debate the “astroturfing” nature of the health protesters.
Five Questions For James Lileks, including one on Hillary Clinton’s gaffe in the Congo.
Roger L. Simon on Obama’s “plot against the doctors.”
Plus, producer Ed Driscoll and I pay tribute to the late, great Les Paul, and… well… let’s just say I ain’t exactly wild about Harry.
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