Anyone in DC tomorrow who likes (or hates) this blog should swing by The Fund for American Studies (1706 New Hampshire Avenue NW) for an AFF Roundtable featuring Doublethink alum James Poulos and current Conventional Follyer David Donadio among other interesting, garrulous, friendly people. We’ll be debating what foreign policy on the Right means after this momentous election, and how we should be thinking about the way forward in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Drinks are at 6:30, panel begins at 7pm. If all goes reasonably well, we’ll continue the debate in some bar around Dupont afterwards. If things go catastrophically awry, we’ll just go to a bar and drink in silence. Either way, you don’t want to miss this.

Roundtables are free for AFF members and $5 for non-members. If you intend to come, please try to RSVP to cindy@americasfuture.org.

See you there!

Smile, Hill, it’s not so bad. Two or three more and you might actually like the taste!

When Sullivan gets himself worked up into a froth and goes off the rails, as he has here with Clinton’s win in Ohio, he can turn into quite a ridiculous figure:

I just had a Jager shot, and hope to get drunk very soon. So this is my last post of the night. Here’s what I’ll do in the morning: find out who won the most delegates in the March 4 states, and check someone else’s math (yes, I’m not going to get it wrong myself) to see who subsequently has the numbers to win. And then take a deep breath. And say what I think. Right now, emotion clouds the mind. Oh, and Jager.

It’s uncomfortable to read him at times like these, especially given that most of the time I quite enjoy his blog. Warts and all, I guess, is the name of the game.