Went to the movies this afternoon to see Mr. Deeds. It certainly isn't Oscar material, nor was it Adam Sandler's best film but it was good for a few laughs. […]
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Today on FOXNews.com – Feds Deny Asking ISPs to Watch E-mails: "The White House denied a Washington Post report Thursday alleging that the Al Qaeda terrorist network is working on […]
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Of course, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of drug-testing kids. It's not enough to hold them hostage in public schools, subject to the whim of whatever educrat happens to […]
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ______________________________________ CENTER FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES, et al., Plaintiffs, v. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Defendant. _____________________________________ Judge Kessler Civil Action […]
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Well. The world is going to come to an end now, isn't it. This will be the fall of Western Civilization. Cats and dogs living together. Whatever. Of course, I'm […]
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Radley Balko's take on the Pledge: "…I certainly don't think it's the federal government's (or a judge's) responsibility to ban the Pledge. Nor do I think any government — state, […]
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Gene Healy's take on the Pledge: "A free people ought not to be ritualistically declaring their allegiance to the state and its symbols like a bunch of malleable, goosestepping Eurotrash." […]
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The American Civil Rights Institute, founded by Ward Connerly has posted their latest edition of The Egalitarian online (pdf format). Good reading, as always.
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Brad Jansen, Deputy Director of the Center for Technology Policy of the Free Congress Foundation has this to say in the Washington Times: When Attorney General John Ashcroft announced changes […]
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Patrick Ruffini on Amtrak in National Review: As a frequent rail customer who depends on Amtrak, I am outraged. And if I had a congressman or senator who would listen, […]
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