— Sorry, not this weekend, guys. Seems when somebody heard about the new Arizona border security law he saw a niche market opening for a “coyote pimp hand” and off he went, forty bucks, snakeskin boots, and a jar of Spanish fly tucked in an old bedroll. I still don’t know what a coyote pimp hand is exactly — the little fellow was in such a hurry to bum a
April 30, 2010
April 30, 2010
In Dodd we trust?
Robert Romano, Americans for Limited Government: […] Senate Republicans would also do well to remember, and never forget, that the tea parties were born because of the bailouts and government takeovers in the first place. That the GOP’s political misfortunes of 2008 can largely be attributed to their embracing the Wall Street bailout-takeover regime that Senate Democrats now seek to institutionalize permanently. Public outrage over the bailouts and takeovers, and
April 30, 2010
What’s gotten in to Arizona?
I mean, who does it think it is, Texas? From FOXNews, “Arizona Legislature Passes Bill to Curb ‘Chauvanism’ in Ethnic Studies Programs”: After making national headlines for a new law on illegal immigrants, the Arizona Legislature passed a bill Thursday that would ban ethnic studies programs in the state that critics say currently advocate separatism and racial preferences. The bill, which passed 32-26 in the state House, had been approved
April 30, 2010
“Dems spark alarm with call for national ID card”
From the Hill: A plan by Senate Democratic leaders to reform the nation’s immigration laws ran into strong opposition from civil liberties defenders before lawmakers even unveiled it Thursday. Democratic leaders have proposed requiring every worker in the nation to carry a national identification card with biometric information, such as a fingerprint, within the next six years, according to a draft of the measure. […] The national ID program would
April 30, 2010
Provocateurism 12
From Liberty and Tyranny, Mark Levin on legal interpration: […] When parties enter into voluntary arrangements, such as contracts, they use words to describe the terms and conditions by which they are obligated to perform and on which they are expected to rely. Contracts are interpreted, and the intentions of the parties discerned, in the context of their original making The conservative is an originalist, for he believes that much
April 30, 2010
Site hacked
Everything seems to be fixed now. Thanks to pixy. Also, I have my suspicions about who the culprit may be, his having had a demonstrable history of such behavior. Gaze into his eyes… No worries. What goes around, etc.