On Romneylove
Ace writes: My own experience with coming over to Romney’s side is this: Once you get past hating his guts, you kind of… like him. Read the whole thing.
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Why don’t we hear about black on black violence?
There’s been a spate of columns on the right since the Trayvon Martin killing asking the question this one asks: why do we ignore the murders of blacks by other blacks? And why do we hear so much about the … Continue reading →
Cream cake and biscuit tortoni
Whole Foods has an especially delectable cake that I find completely irresistible. Fortunately for me, my wallet, and my waistline, I don’t live down the street from a Whole Foods, although I’m within striking distance if the desire is strong … Continue reading →
Those threatened polar bears
Well, maybe not so much.
Continue reading →I think a lot of you will be very happy to hear that…
…not only is the spam filter fixed, but (trumpet fanfare here): comment preview has arrived! Let’s hope it all works.
Continue reading →I don’t know what’s worse
Is it that the author of this piece, David Dow, is actually a professor of law? Or that he actually might believe what he’s saying? Or that perhaps he doesn’t, but is just saying it to stir up ye olde … Continue reading →
FDR: fireside demagoguery—“saving the Court from itself”
[NOTE: Last night I wrote a draft of a post on how Barack Obama’s latest remarks on SCOTUS precedent are an attempt to emulate Franklin Roosevelt in the 30s. I was going to polish it up and submit it to … Continue reading →
For all who wonder…
…what’s up with all these frigging spambots, it happened last night after the blog suddenly went down and left a completely blank page on the screen. There was a problem at my host that had caused it and took a … Continue reading →
Romney’s…
…on a roll. I think it’s reached some sort of critical mass.
Continue reading →The US Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit has a little question…
…for President Obama: did you really mean it, or were you just blowing smoke? This is rather “unprecedented,” to use one of Obama’s favorite words. The court’s question came up in a separate Obamacare case presently before a 3-judge panel … Continue reading →
The exceptional Obama
In all the brouhaha surrounding Obama’s statements yesterday preemptively criticizing the Supreme Court, these completely unrelated remarks of his passed relatively unnoticed: Responding to Romney’s campaign trail claims that American influence has declined during the Obama administration and that the … Continue reading →
The lottery plot thickens
And now it seems quite possible that Mirlande Wilson was not even a lottery winner, much less the lottery winner: The New York Post reported that a Maryland McDonald’s employee, Mirlande Wilson, 37, is claiming to be the winner and … Continue reading →