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• I wish this was a joke..

  I thought that this story was a hoax of some kind. A law to let you bang your dead wife up to 6 hours after she is dead? Seriously? Unfortunately it is not April 1st anymore, and I can not find a cultural equivalent in the region this comes from that would clarify this is a spoof. But considering the other crazy shit it is paired with, I am inclined to believe this is for … Read more

• Impetuous Youth

  I’m still coming to terms with the sudden death of “The Man”, yes, many folks have rallied to carry on the fight, but seriously, how successful would the Jamaican relay team be if Usain Bolt suddenly got hit by a bus?

  We heard in his CPAC speech that Andrew was working on some titillating tidbits to be released of Obama’s early college days. This was not much of a hook for me, still remembering my … Read more

• On The Night Liberty Died, I Held Her Hand…..

  This is tangentially about the SCOTUS hearing on ObamaCare that’s coming up in the first quarter of next year, but it’s not the crux of the subject I wish to comment on.

  On March 20 – 22 of last year, I was in Washington D.C. for the vote to pass the health care bill. I had heard a few people suggest a gathering of some sort. Bachmann and some Tea Party notables mostly. For me … Read more

• R.I.P., Dan Wheldon

  I wanted to write something on the horrific Indy Car crash that happened in Vegas on Sunday and took the life of Dan Wheldon. One of the responsibilities of authors on blogs is to give regulars a chance to pipe in on things that the author might not be that familiar or interested in. This is one of those posts.

  The only racing I follow with even a passing fancy is horse racing. I wrote … Read more

• Gunrunner update: Letter showing ATF circumvented the law to expidate operation.

  The Examiner has a post up that is frankly baffling and validates the concern expressed by many of us that when you look at the evidence, dismiss the implausible, and are left with the facts, logic dictates that this operation had nothing to do with stopping the flow of guns and everything to do with actually getting guns in the hands of drug cartels to kill people. It seems like the people at the Examiner … Read more

• Candid Waxman inadvertently lets the truth – in multiple slip

  The Hill has a piece dealing with how democrats are now panicking about the Jewish vote with the 2012 election right around the corner, based on how a handpicked Orthodox Jewish candidate ended up losing in a deep blue predominantly Jewish district that has consistently & predictably voted democrat for 9 straight decades. Now, I could focus on the fact that the Jewish voter is finally wising up to Obama, but I was far … Read more

• Michelle Malkin – Plumbing Perry’s Objective Record

  Couple of things before I start citing the article to which the title refers:

  1) I have no problem with taking a candidate’s religious views and practices into account. In fact, I always do try to discern the veracity of the stated views that their actual practices expose. But I tend to do that privately, as my personal religious views and/or biases will always win out in reaching conclusions about a candidate over what others’ … Read more

• This has been a long time coming..

  And it is finally here:

  For decades, policy makers have tried and failed to get Americans to eat less salt. In April 2010 the Institute of Medicine urged the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to regulate the amount of salt that food manufacturers put into products; New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has already convinced 16 companies to do so voluntarily. But if the U.S. does conquer salt, what will we gain? Bland french

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• That ATF sting operation: who was it really targeted at?

  What am I talking about? Well, this story about a border patrol agent shot and killed by Mexican drug cartel members:

  On the night of December 14, 2010, Agent Terry was on duty in the Rio Rico area of Southern Arizona about 15 miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border. He and three fellow BORTAC agents were summoned to Peck Canyon, one of the many rural pathways alongside Interstate 19 that are notorious as transport routes

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• The Moral Question

  Gallup has an interesting poll up asking people about moral issues. They’ve been asked if they consider certain things — fur coats, the death penalty, abortion — to be morally wrong or morally acceptable.

  I found the idea fascinating and went down the list of issues. There are some drawbacks to this sort of poll, of course. The principle issue is that moral dilemmas are not always so black-and-white. By this, I don’t mean moral … Read more