Monthly Archives: March 2009
Fine Legal Minds
After careful analysis, the Congressional Research Service has found that both HR 1586 and S 651 may violate Article 1, Section 9, Clause 3 of the United States Constitution, according to Roger Russell, writing at WebCPA. “The Congressional Research Service … Continue reading
Oh, Noes! I’ve Been Twitter-Scammed!
I’ve been pulled over by the police only one time in my driving career, 16 or so years ago. I was in my Ford Aerostar; my youngest daughter was behind me in her car seat, screaming because she’d lost her … Continue reading
Pro-Choice?
I’m wondering how I came to be on NARAL’s e-mail list. I’m relatively certain I’ve never said anything that would lead anyone to believe I’m a proponent of abortion, much less that I would contribute to NARAL. Nevertheless, have a … Continue reading
I’m Late To The Party, But I Want To Take My Shot At Michael Steele Anyway
Lisa DePaulo interviewed RNC Chairman, Michael Steele, for the March, 2009, issue of GQ. The entire interview was deeply disturbing but one segment especially caused me to wonder if the RNC hadn’t made a terrible mistake. Q: Why do you … Continue reading
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And Now, The Rest Of The Story
On Tuesday, Jake DeSantis, an executive Vice-President AIG’s financial products unit resigned. Mr. DeSantis, who did not participate in the credit swap transactions that brought AIG to its current position, has been working for an annual salary of $1 per … Continue reading
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Can We Please Get This Guy On Our Team?
Behold the power of words in service to a righteous anger. If you appreciate MEP (Member of European Parliament) Hannan’s words, you can also check out his blog at the Telegraph. H/T to Pamela Geller at Atlas Shrugs
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