Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

A tropical cyclone is approaching my neck of the woods.

As I mentioned in my previous post, Judge Michael Luttig and Professor Larry Tribe (who are pictured below) recently published a polemical essay in The Atlantic concluding that the Constitution prohibits Donald J. Trump from being re-elected president. (By way … Continue reading →

According to this recent essay in The Atlantic authored by J. Michael Luttig (a former federal judge) and Laurence H. Tribe (a retired law professor), the former commander-in-chief is a “treasonous president” who is prohibited from federal office under Section … Continue reading →

Manu Chao is a French-Spanish artist who sings in French, Spanish, English, Italian, Arabic, Catalan, Galician, Portuguese, Greek, and occasionally in other languages. Below are two of my favorite Manu Chao musical compositions: Me Gustas Tu and Bongo Bong.

What a time to be alive! A huge shout out to my colleagues Alex Tabarrok and Tyler Cowen (pictured below), two of the most prolific bloggers on the planet. Among other things, their Marginal Revolution blog has not only been … Continue reading →

Happy Paris Liberation Day! On this day in 1944 the Allies liberate Paris from the Nazis, and on this day 24 years later (1968) yours truly is born in Los Angeles, California.

Remember Merlin Mann, the evil mastermind who in the early 2000s conceived of a new method of psychological torture called “Inbox Zero“. Alas, this ascetic concept can mean different things to different people. Does it mean an inbox totally devoid … Continue reading →