In the Civil Rights Era, people on either side of the debate understood “access” to refer to being able to enter a place and do business there according to one’s ability. Blacks having “access” to the same public amenities — drinking fountains, bathrooms, luncheon counters, seats on buses, voting booths — as whites did meant… Read More The Falsehood of “Access”
I am elbow-deep in a task that’s been building for months: the re-org of my home office. So I shan’t have anything satisfying to read hear today. Fortunately, Victor Davis Hanson has plenty: Two parties, left and right, are central to good consensual government — one the perennial check on the other, both within the… Read More Shred Party
The more you read Vaughey’s conversation with Walker, the more random, the more insane, the more I-misplaced-my-geritol it becomes: WALKER: He has no right to do that, Your Honor. THE COURT: Well, he’s — you incited him. WALKER: But, your honor, I did not incite him within the Brandenburg standard though. THE COURT: Forget Bradenburg… Read More Steyn on the Kimberlin/Walker Trial, and Judge Cecil Jeconiah Vaughey…
Start with Stacy McCain. Texas Congressman Kenny Marchant’s Statement and Letter to Eric Holder. Senator Saxby Chambliss’ Statement and Letter to Eric Holder. ACLJ’s Statement of legal support for Ali Akbar. Ali Akbar’s Statement. And I’m out.
This is arguably a bit more serious. And I know I’m supposed to be shocked and appalled, but for some reason I can’t stop laughing. Maybe I’m having a hard time buying the pretense that Joe Conason really cares about the dignity of the police uniform.
At NRO. He embodied what Pope advocated: “True Wit is Nature to Advantage drest, / What oft was Thought, but ne’er so well Exprest.” I might reread the Martian Chronicles, too. Looking back, they were rather a surprise to me.
She said it, we didn’t. via Twitter.
After a long hiatus, and with a fresh new look. Praise be.
…ABC News just interviewed Stacy McCain, and Senator Chambliss just asked for an investigation. I wonder how Kimberlin thought he was going to use the organs of the state to smite his political opponents, while at the same time escaping publicity.
Content Blues 