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I finally, somewhat belatedly, read Harvey Silverglate’s Three Felonies a Day. The book is a bit different from the title. It doesn’t actually argue that Americans commit three felonies a day. But it does argue that vague laws, ambitious prosecutors, regulatory complexity and the abandonment of mens rea — the principle that criminal charges should be brought only for intentional violations of the law — have created an environment in which massive swathes of … Read more
Probably not the best time to write a post on the ever growing problem of obesity in America, considering that if your family is anything like mine, the Holidays present a veritable bombardment of culinary and glycemic assaults on our nutritional balance, but Georgia has decided to kick childhood obesity right in the nuts, what do you think?
If you wander on over to the Strong4Life website, the group behind the controversial ads, you can … Read more
In probably the most foreseeable political development of the last month, the Ron Paul newsletters have moved front and center in news coverage of the Republican primary. We discussed this issue extensively four years ago and I’ll just repeat what I said then: the content of the newsletters is deplorable; I believe Ron Paul when he says he didn’t write them; but he owes the voters a much more thorough response than he has provided … Read more
There is a disturbing trend in America wrt our bureaucratic overloads trying to solve every problem and correct every mistake by enacting new and more onerous laws. I wish I could blame this all on Obama, it is more convenient and tidy that way, but this has been going on for about 30 years now. Yes, he has quickened the pace and gone nuts in the process, but he was passed the baton and did … Read more
Ya know, I got a pretty good idea of how the Hollywood Left would react to a Obama defeat next year…………something like this:
Quite a spectacle, the adoration and adulation for a glandular challenged dwarf, dear leader was much loved.
All these blubberers look well fed to me, so not all of the North Korean population is starving, that’s a relief. And just to show the world that is it be business as usual, they … Read more
This is one of many reasons why I don’t think Newt Gingrich should be President:
Newt Gingrich says as president he would ignore Supreme Court decisions that conflicted with his powers as commander in chief, and he would press for impeaching judges or even abolishing certain courts if he disagreed with their rulings.
“I’m fed up with elitist judges” who seek to impose their “radically un-American” views, Gingrich said Saturday in a conference call with
There are some interesting places in the world, and international currency rates with respect to the dollar ain’t half bad now. But before you go packing the sunscreen and your flip flops, keep this in mind:
Nothing can eff up your family vacation more then one of your clan not making it back for his return trip.
Although many factors should be considered in any direct correlation (unstable governments, lack of … Read more
If you thought the Republican establishment was having kittens over the possibility of Gingrich winning Iowa, they are *really* having kittens over Ron Paul potentially winning Iowa. Despite his closeness in the polls, every commentary I’ve seen recently has been of the “he has zero chance” variety, even to the point where Chris Wallace has said that if Paul wins Iowa, it won’t count. David Frum unleashed a hard-hitting and factually questionable critique. Rush … Read more
It’s Christmas time. I love the traditions: Christmas trees, maulings at Walmart, Hannukah celebrated two weeks early and the annual rant about a stupid Christmas song:
Regardless of what you celebrate, December in the US means hearing holiday music just about everywhere you go. And if you spend your time in gentrified shopping districts or “hip” martini bars (that’s where kids hang these days, right?) you’re bound to hear a shitload of renditions of
Poor Target, they get no respect. When there is OWS production (and one fool with a video camera) they go to Target, got a beef about a store owner giving money to a candidate who does not support gay issues, or some union beef, Target is your store. I guess doing anything cinema wise at Walmart is a waste of time, yeah, those people just aren’t hip.
I like this concept, and these guys did … Read more