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Category: Government
May 1, 2021
April 5, 2021
OMGosh! This is fabulous!
I’ve occasionally said (tongue in cheek) that illegal immigrants should be catapulted back over the border. We’ll be kind . . . we’ll even give them a parachute. This article has an even better plan! I love it! Time To Do That Which We Are Accused By Lindell Denham -April 5, 2021 Are you a ‘normal, […]
April 5, 2021
Why I support Judicial Watch
One of the foundations I support annually is Judicial Watch. They do really good things for our country and deserve every cent and more of the money I donate annually. This article is by Micah Morrison, chief investigative reporter for Judicial Watch. Judicial Watch at the Supreme Court: Fighting for Clean Elections Battles for clean […]
November 30, 2016
Having health care is not a milestone
I signed up for Apple Care, our state’s health care exchange. Until now I’ve paid for my health care out of pocket and that has worked wonderfully well for me. I’d like to continue to do that and have a high deductible policy that covered me in case of disaster but that’s not available to […]
September 1, 2015
August 26, 2015
Everything Old is New Again
There was a time in human history when communities were rounded up, imprisoned, dissected, murdered, starved and harvested, and the surrounding population turned a blind eye. This complicity was national and the debasement of a whole sect of people was rationalized because they were considered sub-human. A nation bought into this abuse because it was […]
July 5, 2014
And then they came for me
On Facebook this morning was a post about a woman with brain cancer who got caught up in the whole Obamacare mess, lost her coverage and in the mess that ensued, died from lack of treatment. There have been a number of things on Facebook lately that flipped my switch, this was just one. Thus […]
December 18, 2012
Rephrasing the argument
This morning the Tea Party’s Facebook feed has another “bad Obama” posting. Various conservative groups run this sort of thing almost weekly. The latest is a repeat of how “bad” Obama is because he vacations in Hawaii and he’s off to do it again soon and it costs $4 million and “ew, isn’t that horrible”. […]
July 31, 2012
Milton Friedman’s 100th
Today is Milton Friedman’s 100th birthday. There are few people for whom I have as much respect, nor any I laud more frequently. In celebration of his birthday, I’d like to extend this idea. What if, in the process of writing new legislation, a short treatise was required that referenced all the prior related legislation, […]
July 13, 2012
The Supreme Court and Obamatax
Since the Obamatax decision came down from the Supreme Court, it’s been fascinating to listen to/read different people’s take on what the decision means, both short term and long. Of all the bits I’ve heard and read, I have found the perceptions of Randy Barnett, Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Legal Theory at the Georgetown University […]