Call It A Comeback
Keith Olberman takes on AVOT. I’m actually for the war on terrorism and the potential war in Iraq, but I’d appreciate being added to the AVOT list. I figure it is always a good thing to be considered a subversive by such windbags.
I’m glad someone else has my perverse fascination with religious wingnuts. Via Scoobie Davis Jack Chick’s latest. Can you say hack! Good, I knew you could.
Steve Neal finds the rock Blago has hidden Quinn under.
Groan…so they can find a job outside that doesn’t involve taking my stuff. Mitch Daniels disagrees.
The Trib continues its editorials on the Death Penalty.
The New Jersey Supreme Court just sided with the Democratic Party and ordered Toricelli replaced with Lautenberg. The decision is here.
Overseas and military ballots are given precedence and the Dems have to pay. The decision was 7-0 so I imagine this is inline with how the New Jersey Courts have dealt with similar situations in the past.
Republicans are claiming they will take this to the Federal Courts, but it is hard to imagine what the Federal Courts would be asked to decide. For the life of my I can’t figure out what federal question is involved. I don’t see any due process or equal protection claims of any substance.
One of the problems with concentrating on particular institutions is that other institutions that work well in accommodating different views get lost.
I should have taken Will to task for stating that Uranium depleted munitions are of no danger. Perhaps the specific effects were overstated by the Congressmen, but they can be very toxic and have horrible effects on the environment.
One of the funniest things I have ever seen took place after the US Women’s Soccer Team won the Gold. Trent Lott was on Meet the Press and brought it up as a last second issue and asked Lott if that wasn’t a good example of how Title IX’s success. Lott agreed, and then got a stunned look on his face realizing he had just probably offended a significant number of Ole Miss alums with this statement.
Anyway, Lynn Sanders has a great primer on the true significance of Title IX. A good read.
The vagaries of blogger have lost a post criticizing Bonior and McDermott.
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