The Liberty Matters News Service, writing August 5, had some good news for property rights advocates: The Supremes' decision in Kelo v. New London in June has had some unforeseen results; people in all walks of life have suddenly realized ...
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Despite what some may be led to believe from the rather hysterical news coverage Tuesday, then-29-year-old Associate White House Counsel John Robert, Jr. was right, and feminists and some Members of Congress were (and in some cases remain) wrong on ...
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In response to my post asking folks to e-mail me if they know of any cases in which a family member of someone killed in World War II protested against FDR comes the following reply from the former editor-in-chief of ...
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Varifrank's essay on Cindy Sheehan, what's she's going through, and how we should regard her message, is the best I've seen anywhere ...
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Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey says the Social Security program turns 70 this week ...
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408,306 Americans were killed in World War II. Does anyone remember a case in which the family of one of them protested subsequently against FDR, U.S. participation in the war, or the way the war was being conducted? I'm wondering: ...
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I think if a careful tally were to be taken, The Shape of Days just might officially be named "Most Sarcastic Blog." Or funniest. Or both. But: That cute little boy pictured at the top right of The Shape of ...
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David Limbaugh referees a debate held on "Meet the Press" between Professor Douglas Kmiec and former New York Governor Mario Cuomo. Says Limbaugh, in part: ...it is axiomatic that those who don't play by the rules are always suspicious that ...
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You're full of s--- too, Mick. Hat tip: The American Mind, Matt Welch at Reason.com, Classical Values and the Marshall Blog ...
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New to the blogroll, listed under "Interesting Websites": The United States Central Command (more commonly referred to as CENTCOM) Home Page. I received an e-mail today from CENTCOM asking to be listed on our blogroll (I'm guessing other bloggers did, ...
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