The above is the title of an article at the Atlantic. Definitely an example of the government doing too darn much. The invisible hand would eventually make sure that the [...]

If businesses can be considered people or citizens for purposes of allowing them to donate money in politics, shouldn't they also have the same civic responsibilities that people or citizens [...]

...are doomed to repeat it. Or maybe the right idiom is the one about things coming full circle. My current band is currently working on adding a song I did [...]

You may have seen the blog Wade's World, written by the widow of a young Marine killed in Afghanistan. If you haven't seen it, check it out. It's a sad [...]

Even though I'm a lawyer, I probably look at the opinion from Florida federal district court judge Roger Vinson more in political terms than in legal terms. I haven't gone [...]

The Economist's DIA Blog has a fun takedown of Senator Paul's plan. They're not complimentary:Mr Paul's bill is a juvenile, irresponsible stunt. For most of his proposed cuts, he hasn't [...]

Every morning when I drive on to base, I am greeted by a military member who checks my ID. Here's what he or she is required to say to the [...]

Here's the Economist's DIA Blog noting how Paul Krugman got it right in his criticism of Paul Ryan's response to the SOTU. Krugman's take is to point out how Paul [...]

The Professor sent me an article for my perusal from one of his favorite blogs. The article's titled The Rule of Law. It's not an informational article as much as [...]

Seeing the "Liberal" in the blog's title, it won't be a surprise to hear that I'm on the side of the political divide that worries about global warming (or global [...]