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Joel is a Web developer and student of law & politics currently residing in Bowling Green, Oh. Comments are always appreciated!My Twitter Feed
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Smack-down!
Granted, I’m a bit behind on my blog posts… the BAR EXAM will do that to you. Even so, I just had to post this snippet about the Gates Scandal: “Don’t you just love a rich guy who summers on … Continue reading
stupid, stupid doctors.
This is some great criticism… With his example of the red and blue pills, and another about whether a child’s hypothetical tonsils should be removed, President Obama unwittingly presents the real problem with his plan for reform. Here is a … Continue reading
stimulus as a political exercise
Robert J. Samuelson isn’t a right-winger… which makes his criticisms of the stimulus all the more useful (politically). It has FAILED its original purpose… there is NO DENYING IT at this point. It’s not surprising that the much-ballyhooed “economic stimulus” … Continue reading
Government Care Costs MORE
Did you all see this latest study? Outta control. Since 1970, Medicare and Medicaid’s combined per-patient costs have risen from $344 to $8,955, while the combined per-patient costs of all other US health care have risen from $364 to $7,119. … Continue reading
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The Honduran non-coup
Miguel Estrada has a very thorough legal analysis in the Los Angeles Times regarding the Honduran “coup”…. It turns out it really wasn’t a ‘coup’ after all… but a proper, judicially-ordered removal of President Zelaya resulting from his activities in … Continue reading
what populations were you referring to?
Did you guys read the latest interview with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bater Ginsburg? Sort of alarming if you ask me: Frankly I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly … Continue reading
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Tagged Ed Whelan, Ginsburg, Populations, supreme court, The Corner
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Honduras Abandoned
If you want to know what is really going on in Honduras… you should read Honduras Abandoned.
Posted in Foreign Affairs
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transparency?
What is transparent about silencing global warming skeptics at the EPA? just asking…
