The Electronic Privacy Information Center, a national leader in fighting government abuse of American civil liberties, coordinated a comment letter sent to the Department of Homeland Security on Monday. The […]
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Author: James Landrith
Fairfax County Screws the Homeless
The Washington Post on Freshly Baked Handouts Forbidden in Fairfax: Under a tough new Fairfax County policy, residents can no longer donate food prepared in their homes or a church […]
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School Board Campaign
Folks, it is about time I threw my hat in the ring. I've been involved in politics from a policy and advocacy perspective for many years. Before that, I spent […]
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Landrith Hates On The Chickenhawks Again
From Ramsey Clark: I live by a simple rule. If you wore the uniform, if you served your nation with honor, and especially if you fought and were wounded in […]
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Merger Complete!
I’ve finally finished the merger of my old WordPress installation with this Mambo CMS. Long-time readers know this website began with Blogger, then MovableType, on to WordPress and finally to […]
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More Genetic Variations
James Owens of National Geographic News on DNA Varies More Widely From Person to Person, Genetic Maps Reveal: Scientists say that surprisingly many large chunks of human DNA differ among […]
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Watching The Cookie Jar
Ranking Member (and soon to be Chairman) Ike Skelton of the House Committee on Armed Services issued a press release on 11/13/2006 regarding introduction of H.R. 6313 – to extend the […]
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To Run or Not to Run
Well, I'm close to making a decision regarding my first campaign. My biography on my website has mentioned my intention to run for office since about 1999. I've long been […]
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Spending Spree or Fiscal Restraint?
Will history repeat itself? Will the Dems go hog wild again? Personally, I think that Daddy Bush is going to play a major role during the next two years, providing […]
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Congratulations Jason
Aside from seeing the GOP get their collective asses handed to them on a platter, I was extremely happy to see one particular outcome. Jason Altmire, a former colleague at the […]
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