Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This is so short I’ll eschew headings. It’s an effort to be a Thomas Sowell-esque grab bag of pertinent observations, although I’m handicapped by the fact that I lack both his wit and his erudition. For the past many months, my Progressive friends on Facebook have been completely silent about
Continue readingThe following passage is from Dorothy L. Sayer’s Gaudy Night (Lord Peter Wimsey Mystery Book 12), first published in 1935. If you substitute ISIS, LGBTQETC rights, Rape Culture, Amnesty, Black Lives Matter, etc., it sounds remarkably modern: “Three hundred years ago it mattered comparatively little. But now that you have the
Continue readingI always love the posters and cartoons Caped Crusader sends me, but I think this batch is exceptionally good. You won’t regret taking the time to check out these pithy pearls of wisdom.
Continue readingLast year I had virtually no work; this year, if the pace keeps up, I’ll be working almost full time. Frankly, I preferred no work. Fortunately — and the lawyers amongst you will appreciate this — I’m getting access to Westlaw again, and won’t be trapped in Lexis hell. When
Continue readingWith the usual heartfelt thanks to Caped Crusader:
Continue readingI’ve spent the last 10 billable hours, yesterday and today, trying to figure out available causes of actions and appropriate statutes of limitations in a complicated case with lots of potential defendants. As best as I can tell, Lexis is the world’s worst legal search engine. I’ve been running around
Continue readingI live in fear that one day Caped Crusader will think to himself “You know, why don’t I just start my own blog.” Thankfully, for the time being, he seems happy making me the beneficiary of his time and diligence in searching the internet for the best posters and cartoons every
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Continue readingHappy March! March is the promise of spring, daffodils, St. Patrick’s Day, and a good time to start working on your taxes. And on that last, grim note, cartoons!
Continue readingAs is often the case on Saturday, I’ve been in domestic goddess mode, cleaning, paying bills, managing children, etc. Thank goodness for Caped Crusader’s generosity in sharing all these cartoons and posters with me. Maybe it’s me, but I think this is a particularly good batch:
Continue readingHave you noticed how, with attacks on Scott Walker’s education, Obama’s missing college years are becoming an issue again; and how, with Obama’s increasing fervent support for Iran, Obama’s faith is becoming an issue again? You can see some of those issues in the following posters, all courtesy of Caped
Continue readingTwo videos, two men, same icky feeling. For those unfamiliar with British events, the top video is of Jimmy Savile, one of the most famous media figures in England, thanks to his role hosting Top of the Pops for decades. It turns out that during those same decades, Savile was
Continue readingAlan Dershowitz challenges the talk about boycotting Netanyahu’s speech Read and enjoy Alan Dershowitz’s fiery denunciation of the Obama administration’s efforts to get Democrats — especially black ones — to boycott Netanyahu’s speech about the existential threat Obama’s policies pose to Israel. I won’t comment on the article — it
Continue readingMore wonderful, intriguing, clever, funny, and insightful political posters from Caped Crusader:
Continue readingAs is probably true for any self-respecting high-strung woman, I have bad bruxism. So much so that I’ve ground through several night guards over the years. My current one hasn’t disintegrated yet, but it’s on the brink, so I’m off to my dentist to pick up the new one he
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