I call this one, “Hope and change.” For the irony. (h/t nr, who points out that you should pay special attention to 23:07, with ear toward Mike Lee and the continuing resolution plan)

Somebody out there in Big Sky country should buy this dude a steak and a beer: Montana’s Attorney General Tim Fox has taken a stand against revealing the identities of concealed weapon permit holders. All 50 states now have laws permitting qualified individuals to own and carry concealed firearms. But emotions have flared over identifying all those as a class. A firestorm of controversy erupted last winter when a suburban

Sometimes, if you’re in the proper state of mind, tequila can relax you to the point where you fall asleep near bolt upright, hitting the bridge of your nose on a table edge once gravity catches up to your feat,  and then not waking up until hours later, when your wife finds you there on the floor, a small smile having crept across that part of your face not caked

Kevin Jackson, inauthentic and self-hating Black: It should be no surprise that on the day that Rahm Emanuel hosted a group of black frauds claiming to care about “urban violence” that Chicago would oblige with 9 shootings. Is that so?  Was Mr Jackson so busy shufflin’ and kowtowin’ to the Man that he missed the lesson in his (most likely) white man school differentiating causation with causality? Look:  we have

Well, as I noted earlier today, this idea that the EPA is making an end-run around Congress is a bit misleading:  Congress granted the executive power to create a kind of Executive Branch quasi-legislative apparatus; and the House has the power of the purse available to it to rein in these rogue agencies by slashing their funding. The problem is — and I’m going to try to put this delicately

I’m OUTRAGED! Because how could anyone have seen this coming, what with the progressives’ storied  history of respect for liberty and privacy, and their desire for less intrusive government.  At least, when it comes to things like when you can “choose” to kill a baby (fourth trimester?  Go for it!), or who and what you can fuck without having to answer to any icky Christian-fundamentalist state laws. — When it

The WaPo, of all places (and even though it sneaks in a Bush-blame bit), exposes the accrued nonsense that takes place inside our unelected, unchecked administrative branch, which is essentially a legislative branch of the Executive (constitutionally dubious on its face) — albeit one that, unless the Chief Executive happens to be targeting specific industries or groups (energy, farming, TEA Party, religious charities) acts largely on its own, outside of