I am still tweaking things on this new template. I did some minor redesigns on the side bar. I’m not sure if I am entirely happy with it yet or not, so I will look at it again tomorrow. There is a new Latest Headlines box on the side bar. These are links to actual […]
Chuck and Di’s great pick for A.G. gives the administration another free pass on law breaking. Mukasey says he won’t seat a grand jury to investigate Miers and Bolton refusing to show for Congres.
Another story has emerged of police using excessive force, this time in Florida: Former teacher Paul King says he used to be one of those people who said lock ’em up throw away the key. However King has changed his mind since being arrested on public intoxication last July. A video shows deputies pushed him […]
I posted about a judge ordering Wikileaks offline a couple weeks ago. It was certainly a move that seemed to align us with China, Iran and numerous other nations we claim to dislike. Now news has emerged that the same judge may be planning to reopen the case and re-examine his decision.
That is how Henry Waxman is characterizing the $600 million embassy in Baghdad. Officials tried to say it was complete, despite countless construction defects.
Glenn Smith, one of Texas’ most plugged in politicos, has posted a piece on MyDD laying out Clinton’s reasoning for wanting to sue Texas over the delegate selection. Shorter version – it’s to control the media. I was discussing this with a friend earlier. He brought up something interesting. Who else do we know that […]
For exploiting a new technique of discipline to U.s. employers: A supervisor at a motivational coaching business in Utah allegedly used waterboarding on a member of his sales team to motivate staff, according to a lawsuit filed by an employee, the Salt Lake Tribune reports. Chad Hudgens, a former salesman for Prosper, Inc., in Provo, […]