June 16, 2005
Interview with Rick Boucher

Wired News has an interview with Rep. Dick Boucher (D-Va.) on his efforts to return fair-use rights to the public. WN: Fair use is all well and good, but isn't the entertainment industry saying, "You can use this stuff, but we are not obligated to present it to you in a form that is easy […]

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June 16, 2005
Following-up on Paynter

Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist Susan Paynter, hasn't used her latest opportunity to give the other side of the story. She's obviously in no hurry -- in fact, it appears she has a history of just telling one side of the story.

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June 15, 2005
Slandering the troops

Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin -- in an outrageous display of historical ignorance, hyperbole and idiocy [link PDF document] -- compared U.S. servicemen and women to Nazis. When you read some of the graphic descriptions of what has occurred here [at Guantanamo Bay]--I almost hesitate to put them in the [Congressional] Record, and yet they have […]

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June 15, 2005
Filling the hole

Today's San Diego Union-Tribune has an article which makes substantial progress on filling a gaping hole I identified in an earlier story on possible corruption by Republican Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham. Said San Diego Realtor Christian Peter: "In November 2003, property values increased approximately 20 percent on a year-to-year basis in San Diego County. A […]

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June 15, 2005
An old argument

Poor and Stupid's Don Luskin points to an article (which has unfortunately fallen behind a subscription-only wall) that suggests something rather obvious -- that without abortion, there would be more Americans alive to pay Social Security taxes. Look at the amount of Social Security taxes paid by the average taxpayer in 2004...and then multiply that […]

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June 14, 2005
Journalism 101

Stephen Spruiell has an interesting article that gives "the rest of the story" on a Seattle Post-Intelligencer column that purported to show Marine recruiters attempting to "draft" a recruit. The column is one-sided and outrageous. There are all sorts of quotes attributed to unnamed Marines, but the source for all of those quotes (and the […]

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June 14, 2005
Nuts on parade

A former Bush administration insider has concluded that the wacko conspiracy theory that the Twin Towers were destroyed not by terrorist flying airliners into the buildings, but rather by pre-planted demolitions at strategic points is the real truth. So, we should believe this former Bush administration employee because he's a structural engineer, right? Oh, he's […]

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June 14, 2005
Truth on the editorial page

It seems that I'm not the only one who has noticed that the New York Times editorial page has serious ethical problems.

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June 14, 2005
He's still a freak

And that's all I'm gonna say about that.

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June 13, 2005
Clue-by-four needed

The political classes of Washington, both Democrats and Republicans, are in a tizzy over this week's Time magazine report on Guantanamo Bay's Prisoner 063 -- the terrorist who would've been the 20th hijacker, but was turned back at the border. Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska was among those criticizing such metholds [sic]. "It's not […]

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