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Rand Paul Defends Constitution – Mounts Filibuster Against Drone Use *UPDATED*

Tweet It’s an iconic moment in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington: a young, earnest Jimmy Stewart filibusters for hours, to the point of physical collapse, in order to prevent the Senate from passing an utterly corrupt piece of legislation.  Rand Paul took a page from this classic piece of Hollywood Americana and made it real.  [...]

Asserting executive privilege shows desperation in the Obama White House

Tweet Wow! Wow! From a lawyer’s point of view, it’s hard to imagine anything more stupid than for the Obama White House to assert executive privilege as to the Fast and Furious documents.  The subpoenaed documents must have some pretty damning information for the White House to make this move. More than that, by having [...]

Who knew Eric Holder was a punster

Tweet Although the MSM has been ignoring it assiduously, people who do not limit their information consumption to the MSM know that Eric Holder, amongst his many sins, presided over Operation Fast and Furious, which shipped untraceable guns into Mexico.  These guns were subsequently responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people, including, possibly, American [...]

Except for the semantic giveaway indicating comfort with “brainwashing”, there’s nothing wrong with Holder’s 1995 speech about guns

Tweet Here’s the video in which Eric Holder ends by saying that we have to “brainwash” young people into new attitudes about guns: I am no Eric Holder fan.  I think he’s very busy now trying to destroy both the Justice Department and the abstract notion of justice within the United States.  I would love [...]

When it comes to Progressive’s false moral superiority, Bill Whittle hits another one out of the park

Tweet This post about Eric Holder’s thin skin, arrogance, and sense of entitlement seems like an appropriate companion piece.

Ayers’ comeuppance and the holes in my own memory

Tweet I grew up in San Francisco in the 1960s and 1970s.  I have vivid memories of the brief, highly middle class era right before the hippies came (when houses and people looked liked sets and actors from the Dick Van Dyke Show); of the be-ins in Golden Gate Park; of the incredible human degradation [...]