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Saturday Links – (on Sunday)

It was a busy week for bloggers. We had a sitting attorney General held in contempt of Congress. We had two strange rulings from the Supreme Court, the usual usurpations of power by the Great O, with regard to executive order and selective enforcement of the law. All in all, even the wins were pointless. Holder's contempt will go nowhere because of executive corruption/cover. SB1070 is effectively toothless because of the Obama government's refusal to uphold the law and indeed do the opposite by mandating that ICE not cooperate with local authorities - in Arizona. Yup. I'm angry. Enjoy the links. I didn't find a lot to be cheerful about in any of them.   Read the rest of this entry »

July 1, 2012   6 Comments

A Country On The Dole = A Guaranteed Constituency

According to Senator Jeff Sessions, spending on the program has increased 100% since President Obama took office.   Read the rest of this entry »

June 29, 2012   4 Comments

Federalist No. 32

In this federalist Hamilton continues to bolster his argument that vesting taxation power in the federal government is not just essential (as in previous essays), but poses no danger to the states. He takes the reader through some fairly complex arguments sprinkling in legal terms like repugnancy (inconsistency) and concepts like a negative pregnant. Whew!   Read the rest of this entry »

June 27, 2012   No Comments

Watergate With 300 Dead People

Bill Whittle lays it out. For these people, no price is too high.   Read the rest of this entry »

June 24, 2012   9 Comments

The Muslim Brotherhood – A Basis for Healthy Families, Communities, and States

The Muslim Brotherhood is a religious and political group founded on the belief that Islam is not simply a religion, but a way of life. It advocates a move away from secularism, and a return to the rules of the Quran as a basis for healthy families, communities, and states. Well, that's a relief.   Read the rest of this entry »

June 24, 2012   No Comments

Bob Mack Nails it With This Cartoon – Still Laughing!

June 23, 2012   2 Comments

Weekend Reading (Good Blogs!)

If you're looking for stuff to read, you've come to the right place (pun intended). This week's links include some new (to us) sites. Enjoy!   Read the rest of this entry »

June 23, 2012   9 Comments

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

June 22, 2012   4 Comments

The Rule Of Law

Imagine playing a game of monopoly in which you own Park Place and Boardwalk and your sister owns New York Ave., Tennessee Ave., and St. James Place. Now imagine your sister’s boyfriend is in charge of enforcing the rules of the game. Things are going along well and you build hotels on the blue streets after mortgaging your railroads and some other properties to raise the cash. Your sister, likewise has hotels on her orange streets. You roll the dice and land on Tennessee Ave. You mortgage some more property to pay the rent. But, you’re in luck, on the next roll your sister lands on Broadway! Not so fast. Your sister’s boyfriend (a hulk-hogan look-alike) declares a moratorium on rent - she doesn’t have to pay. How long would you continue to play the game?   Read the rest of this entry »

June 21, 2012   1 Comment

The American Bible by Stephen Prothero

The American Bible is a fascinating collection of famous American texts bundled with relevant commentary which is sometimes enunciated more than 2 centuries after the fact. This is evidence that ideas are important both as agents of change and stability. Arguments over things like “the rule of law” are as important today as they were in 1776 and people are still fighting over these ideas today.   Read the rest of this entry »

June 20, 2012   1 Comment