In Selling a Bad Deal with Iran, the President Invokes the Dual-Loyalty Charge
He castigates big donors and Jewish members of Congress.
August 10, 2015
Do Conservatives and Liberals Think Differently About Morality?
Or is it just that liberals can’t admit they care about the same things as conservatives?
Some psychologists studying moral and political reasoning have argued that conservatives tend to address moral questions by looking at a variety of criteria (labeled sanctity, loyalty, authority, etc.), while liberals tend to make moral decisions by asking just two questions: “Is it fair?” And “Does it do more harm than good?” Citing a recent study, Megan McArdle points to a different interpretation:
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Why Is This UN Condemnation of Violence Unlike All Other UN Condemnations of Violence?
Because of the double standard for Israel, of course.
The CIA’s Long Record of Intelligence Failures in the War on Terror
What went wrong?
Do Conservatives and Liberals Think Differently About Morality?
Or is it just that liberals can’t admit they care about the same things as conservatives?
As Modern Orthodoxy Turns Inward, Ultra-Orthodoxy Reaches Out
That’s the argument of a new book.