Robert A. George comes correct on Lott in this piece at NRO: In 1998, it was revealed that Lott had spoken several times to the Council of Conservative Citizens, a […]
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Author: James Landrith
Riding Cheaply
Sara Rimensnyder over at Reason's new blog Hit & Run, mentioned a new busline out of Chinatown with dirt cheap fares. $15 for DC to NY. I'd call that purty […]
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Standing Up for Yourself
Wendy McElroy has a wonderful commentary on how to Stand Up for Yourself at ifeminists.com. Go read it. We could all use some refining in our tactics from time to […]
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Houston Cops (Again)
Two cops in Houston have been indicted in connection with the mass arrest scheme concocted in order to "fight" drag racing. The article mentioned this little tidbit: Acting Police Chief […]
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Long March
Thomas Knapp gets a little pessimistic in this editorial from Rational Review. Well, not exactly, give it a read and you'll understand. It is hard not to be pessimistic about […]
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Hell No
Aubrey Turner has posted a few anti-TIA graphics on his blog. I've opted for this one: Link courtesy of Caleb O. Brown.
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Mark Steyn
Mark Steyn (who has always reminded me of Michael Been, the lead singer of The Call) has his own website now. Steyn is an extremely funny and entertaining commentary writer. […]
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Winter Driving
Did everyone enjoy the Parade of Fishtailing BMWs this morning? I know I did. These folks cost me an extra 20 minutes on top of the delays from 10 minutes […]
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Abolitionist Examiner
The new issue of The Abolitionist Examiner is up. Ward Connerly and Casey Lartigue are the current abolitionists: The New Jersey poet laureate by Ward Connerly A Marine takes on […]
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Transracial Adoption Book
I received the following request from Matt Kelley of Mavin Foundation: Kirsten Davis, creator of "Waiting for You: An Heirloom Adoption Journal for My Future Child", is currently gathering stories, […]
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