July 9, 2002
At least they're consistent

Thanks to Instapundit for pointing out this article by Julie Hilden over at Findlaw.com on the Bush v. Gore case that decided the 2000 presidential election. Hilden illustrates that the justices' 5-4 decision in favor of Bush was not based on politics, but on solid, consistent legal reasoning. Recall that in Bush v. Gore, the […]

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July 9, 2002
Is that a huge lawsuit I hear?

Last week Wendy McElroy took the California Chapter of the National Organization for Women to task for their biased and fundamentally flawed "report" on the injustices suffered by women in family courts. Well, she apparently got deluged with e-mail and there may be some libel suits on the way against some related feminist organizations. A […]

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July 9, 2002
Love of Country

Former Arizona Cardinals' safety Pat Tillman has turned down a 3-year $3.6 million contract to enlist in the Army. Tillman's decision is one few would make -- and an honorable sacrifice for his country. In a world where bad athletes are often role models, Tillman is an honorable man who shoule be a role model […]

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July 9, 2002
Religious relativism

The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof attacks Islam for its brutality towards women, support of terrorism and dearth of freedom and democracy. But American Christians are just as bad. [T]he Islamic world represses women, spawns terrorism, is prone to war, resists democracy and has contributed remarkably few great scientists or writers to modern civilization. So […]

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July 8, 2002
Elite opinion

I'm beginning to think that my own paper's James Goldsborough may provide more fodder than Krugman ever has. In today's paper, Goldsborough tags President Bush as a new-isolationist for not blindly following the advice of elite opinion-makers on the other side of the pond. If the Bush administration had deliberately set out to drive America's […]

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July 7, 2002
Krugman's "scoop"

On Friday morning I felt a little relieved that The New York Times' Paul Krugman column didn't appear on Friday, so I wouldn't feel the need to critique it before I left for my weekend in San Luis Obispo. (The wedding was beautiful by the way.) So, when I returned home on Sunday afternoon I […]

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July 5, 2002
Gubernatorial politics

I'm leaving for the weekend to attend a wedding -- not mine. But take a look at John Fund's piece on today's Wall Street Journal opinion page. It's looking more and more that if GOP gubernatorial candidate Bill Simon can avoid being heavily damaged by attack ads from Gov. Gray Davis' huge campaign war chest, […]

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July 3, 2002
Happy Birthday to me

No posting today. Likely no posting tomorrow. I'll be out all day celebrating my 30th birthday. If you want to give me a present -- use the Amazon.com tip jar on the left.

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July 2, 2002
Don't let the door hit you in the a** on the way out

The San Diego Union-Tribune's Nick Canepa takes Martina Navratilova to task for her anti-American statements. It's worth a read. My favorite line: She says decisions here are based on money, and many are, which is why we may be stuffing our Christmas stockings with Martha Stewart license plates. I'm not saying money is the only […]

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July 2, 2002
Not NOW

I've believed for years that the National Organization for Women's time has come and gone. Fox News columnist Wendy McElroy provides evidence that NOW is just nuts. I haven't seen any articles in any newspapers about the CANOW report -- but I would be very disappointed in any paper that reported this thing seriously. It […]

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