You don’t say! And here I thought they actually believed that exhalation / plant food is a pollutant. Okay, not really. But I’m an asshole. What’s your excuse?

“The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is set to consider a draft report of its investigation tomorrow. Some details of the report have been leaked to PJM”: This case was unique in one vital aspect almost from its beginning — the existence of a visual recording of the New Black Panthers in their paramilitary, fascist-style uniforms, one holding a night stick, blocking the entrance to a polling place. That kind

But hey. We have to do something, right? And complaining about stuff like this is essentially telling terrorists, just pack your explosives in that gaping cavity in your chest where you had the lumpy malignancy scraped out. Don’t be so fucking prudish, people. We’re protecting freedom!** **** update: And so on! (thanks to zamoose)

Even as the Heritage Foundation fights the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, Barton Hinkle of the Richmond Times Dispatch suggests that, on the issue of marijuana legalization (drawing on Raich), Heritage argued more like big government Republicans than small government conservatives. In urging the defeat of California’s legalization initiative, Hinkle notes, Heritage “tried to shoot down the argument from federalism” (among other things): “Marijuana advocates claim that federal enforcement of

That’s a rhetorical question, clearly: […] Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D–NV) wants to grant the FDA even more unaccountable administrative authority. Specifically, he is pushing for passage of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act in the lame duck session that opened this week. Representative John Dingell (D–MI), who sponsored the companion bill approved by Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) House in July 2009, hailed the proposed act as “a monumental