From J. Christian Adams’ Rule of Law Blog at Pjmedia: (Legal Editor Note: Not long ago, the Left had a monopoly on rallies and protests. Republicans and conservatives, more enamored with scholars instead of brawlers, shunned displays of political muscle in … Continue reading
The New York Times does its best to blame it on budget cuts, as this headline foretells: Cutbacks Hurt a State’s Response to Whooping Cough Whooping cough, or pertussis, a highly infectious respiratory disease once considered doomed by science, has struck Washington State … Continue reading
Would you watch a 52-minute video on your computer? Well, why not? And if you will, this is one that will make that 52-minutes seem too short. It’s absorbing. You probably know who Peter Robinson is, he’s the speech writer … Continue reading
It is more about protecting those already in an occupation from competition by new entrants. That doesn’t help consumers, it imposes higher costs on them.
We understand separation of church and state is a good idea, but we also need separation of science and politics, for the good of both.
Richard Mourdock appeared on CNN this morning [see video below] for an interview with Soledad O’Brien on his big win in Indiana last night where he defeated 6-term Senator Richard Lugar in the Republican primary race. Republican pols should pay … Continue reading
Indiana sent RINO Republican Senator Richard Lugar back to his home in Washington DC last night and nominated Tea Party candidate Richard Mourdock to be the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in November. Lugar has been in the Senate representing … Continue reading
click to enlarge: Since only those actively looking for a job are counted as unemployed, the more people give up looking the lower the unemployment rate. Obama will actually get unemployment to zero if he can persuade everyone who has … Continue reading
Photos by my neighbors, Bill and Mary Jane, from a car.
About 18 months ago I wrote a post titled, “What is Bipartisanship and Why Does Anyone Want It?”, in which I questioned whether bipartisanship in politics is the wonderful elixir a lot of people think it is. I now have … Continue reading