Peyton Knight writes to say: An actor, a daytime talk show host, and an activist all get together to discuss "one of the most important issues facing all of humanity." That's it. Funny? Well, it would be if it weren't ... READ MORE
From the Christian Science Monitor, an anecdote about a man who appears to be a tad bitter: Beltway politicos, famously slow to adopt technology, are wooing blogs - all but Trent Lott.'Bloggers claim I was their first pelt, and I ... READ MORE
The Center for Consumer Freedom suggests that folks who hand out candy on Halloween first get trick-or-treaters to sign this document (pdf) ... READ MORE
This AP story on the Miers nomination wrap-up is unusually colorful. Addendum: It also appears to be word-for-word the same as this Dana Milbank column in the Washington Post. What gives? ... READ MORE
Not so quotable: I hate to see a woman go down this way. I really, really do. -Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-CA But you like it when men do, Dianne? There is no shame in Harriet Miers's dignified withdrawal. The fit ... READ MORE
In a Senate floor speech about the Harriet Miers nomination today, Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA) said: I respect Ms. Harriet Miers' decision to withdraw from consideration for the Supreme Court. At the same time, I do regret that our constitutional ... READ MORE
Donald Trump has a blog. If post titles such as "Donald Trump: Headliner in an Arena of Wealth-Seekers" float your boat, here's the link. Beware of posting comments, however. Blogger Ike Pigott posted a comment asking about Trump's attempt to ... READ MORE
It is getting harder to determine Harriet Miers's positions on key issues, as the Washington Post reports on page one today. On the one hand, we have earlier reports that Harriet Miers supported a constitutional amendment to ban abortion; on ... READ MORE
From the Washington Post, Trent Lott tells citizens' groups to take a hike, as outside views are not wanted on Supreme Court nomination: Lott cautioned that outside groups have a limited ability to influence senators of either party. 'I'll call ... READ MORE
I admit to a certain fondness for the Washington Post's new "who's blogging this?" feature: ... READ MORE
The National Center for Public Policy Research is a communications and research foundation supportive of a strong national defense and dedicated to providing free market solutions to today’s public policy problems. We believe that the principles of a free market, individual liberty and personal responsibility provide the greatest hope for meeting the challenges facing America in the 21st century.
