Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
People who work with me know that, for almost twenty years now, I’ve had one big, across-the-board complaint about judges — they don’t follow the law. My experience, which is fairly broad, is that while many (although not all) judges will pay lip service to the law, the fact is
Continue readingMark Steyn: There are several ways to fight a war. On the one hand, you can put on a uniform, climb into a tank, rumble across a field and fire on the other fellows’ tank. On the other, you can find a 12-year-old girl, persuade her to try on your
Continue readingThe New York Times has come up with an editorial that contains a perfect bootstrapping argument, one that works off the premise it is supposed to prove. It's an almost impressive piece of dishonest rhetoric, whether or not one agrees with the sentiment expressed. The context for this amazing piece
Continue readingThose who have read my blog for its fairly limited lifespan know that I'm not overly impressed with judges. I find most of them so concerned with their own personal sense of what's "fair" (and in the area in which I live, fair usually means anti-business) that they have no
Continue reading[This is one of my recent posts that was pretty much unavailable due to Blogger troubles, so I’m republishing it, slightly edited, here.] Apparently Justice Ginsburg, while in South Africa, was heaping disrespect on the American Constitution. (What is it lately with American public figures going abroad to denigrate America?
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