August 4, 2004
Lessons not learned

Since the first Dream Team took the court in 1992, USA Basketball has been the next incarnation of sports dominance -- following the Soviet hockey teams of the '60s and '70s. Well, the latest group of professional All Stars showed what they're made of last night when they got their butts kicked by the Italian […]

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August 3, 2004
I did it

I mentioned last week that one of my colleagues at work had dismissed race-baiter and hatemonger Al Sharpton as "harmless." With Sharpton's background as the main promoter of the Tawana Brawley hoax, inciting the Crown Heights riots -- which left one Orthodox Jew dead -- and the massacre at Freddy's Fashion Mart, I found his […]

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August 3, 2004
The Jungle redux

As I read David Cay Johnston's book on the U.S. tax system, I kept thinking of Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle." I first read "The Jungle" the summer before my junior year of high school for my Advanced Placement U.S. History class. Sinclair's novel is the story of an immigrant family trying to make it in […]

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August 3, 2004
Empty promises

For those hoping that the Kerry campaign would take a civil, high-minded approach to the 2004 contest following the Democrat convention, those hopes have been quickly dashed. From Kerry's acceptance speech: I want to address these next words directly to President George W. Bush: In the weeks ahead, let's be optimists, not just opponents. Let's […]

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August 2, 2004
Satire and copyrights

UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh has been looking at the threatened lawsuit against the JibJab parody of "This land is your land." (If you haven't seen it, you need to.) After reading all of those posts and Volokh's considered opinion that JibJab has a relatively weak legal position, I wonder why the Capitol Steps haven't […]

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August 2, 2004
John Kerry, friend to the little guy

The other day the Kerrys and Edwards stopped at a Wendy's fast food joint to celebrate the Edwards' anniversary. Apparently, according to some news reports, Mrs. Heinz Kerry had to be enlightened by her husband about what exactly "chili" was (that's the meal, not the country). Well, it turns out that it was only an […]

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August 2, 2004
Religion of pieces

Buddhist Muslim terrorists killed at least 15 Christians exiting church Sunday morning throughout Iraq.

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August 1, 2004
Dukes of Hazzard

Thanks to Neflix I've been watching the first of three DVDs of the old Dukes of Hazzard TV series. The video quality is pretty good, but they should have spent some time cleaning up the audio before transfering the shows to DVD. The show first aired in 1979 and it's interesting, 25 years later, to […]

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August 1, 2004
Kerry's conundrum

Sen. John Kerry appeared on various Sunday morning shows promising that his election as president would usher in a renewed relationship with our "allies" -- understood to be at least Germany and France (and occasionally Russia) -- that would result in those countries sending troops to Iraq to help alleviate the burden on the American […]

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July 31, 2004
This jives with what I hear

Vietnam vet Sen. John Kerry apparently isn't all that popular with the Marines. The Marines — two in uniform and two off-duty — were polite but curt while chatting with Kerry, answering most of his questions with a "yes, sir" or "no, sir." But they turned downright nasty after the Massachusetts senator thanked them "for […]

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