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Joel is a Web developer and student of law & politics currently residing in Bowling Green, Oh. Comments are always appreciated!
“just shut up”
I happen to be a big fan of Andrew Klavan, both as a playwright and, more recently, as a political thinker and philosopher of sorts. My first introduction to Klavan was in the form of an article he write for … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Klavan, arts, bigotry, Books, Culture, Books, Arts, left, peter robinson, shut up
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The Best Commentary on Sotomayor to Date
Courtesy of the brilliant Charles Krauthammer Well, as we heard today, she has a great American story. And — but there is someone else here, as we just heard, who also has a great American story, and that is Frank … Continue reading
Why I shoot digital
Look at how much flexibility you have… it’s amazing. Additionally, although I always tell people that megapixels are not everything… they do come in handy in THIS instance, especially if you want to take the tighter crops to some form … Continue reading
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Closed Auto Dealers were heavy republican donors!
If this is true… then it is the worst sort of partisanship. But not to worry, I’m sure Obama had NOTHING to do with this. He’s clean. A tipster alerted me to an interesting assertion. A cursory review by that … Continue reading
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not that much change…
Here’s a little gem I found on Yahoo News: Describing the $787 billion stimulus package, President Obama evokes the 1950s construction of the interstate system, conjuring images of highways, bridges, and orange cones… But as projects are chosen, it’s becoming … Continue reading
Dangerous Cars – WSJ
Behold the folly of Central planning: In today’s automobile fleet, the majority of the pollution comes from the oldest, dirtiest cars. In fact, the dirtiest 10% of the cars account for more than 50% of smog and carbon monoxide. The … Continue reading
Obama’s war on the investor class
One of the fundamental economic and monetary protections we have in this country is in the area of secured, prioritized loans. In fact, we have an entire area of law devoted to secured interests in property and how these interests … Continue reading
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Tagged auto, bondholders, industry, obama, rule of law, UAW
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GOP #fail
For a rather definitive piece of analysis on the fundamental problem with the Republican party (which simultaneously happens to really suck – follow the link for the joke), you need to look no further than “The Other McCain’s” analysis in … Continue reading