The Stopped Clock

Political discussion and ranting, premised upon the fact that even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Quite a Mistake

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If you're in-house counsel, and you're going to conspire with management to steal a rival's trade secrets, and you just left a v...
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Monday, June 27, 2005

A Feast Fit For A King

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Today, the London Guardian speaks somewhat critically of the fortune expended by the Queen to support her various households - £36 million,...

The Shrinking Box Office

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Reportedly, Hollywood is in something of a tizzy because of declining box office revenues. I think a big part of the problem has to do with...
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Thursday, June 23, 2005

My Faulty Memory

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Today, David "Babbling" Brooks cautions us about being too hasty in our assumptions on the future of Iraq: Still, one thing is fo...
Wednesday, June 22, 2005

What If You Threw A Bipartisan Commission And....

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The Washington Post editorializes that the Democrats should somehow, magically, forge a bipartisan initiative to resolve the long-term fina...
Tuesday, June 21, 2005

Now It Makes Sense

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Last week, John Tierney suggested that older Americans were greedy and lazy for not working past standard retirement age. Today, he tries t...
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Monday, June 20, 2005

Wedding Rings

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A wedding ring story from mythago , and her comment on John Scalzi's wedding ring story (to which she links), brought to mind another.....
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Sunday, June 19, 2005

Father's Day

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The New York Times offers a Father's Day perspective of parenthood from a father who lost his baby daughter when she was 47 days old. In...
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George Will on America

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Today George Will shares an interesting perspective on the Emmett Till case.
Thursday, June 16, 2005

The War on Drugs

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Today George Will suggests that the war on drugs is one we can win - or, if not, that it is nonetheless worth fighting. To advance his poin...
Wednesday, June 15, 2005

"It Couldn't Happen Here...."

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In a scathing attack on gerrymandering , the Washington Post opines: In some areas, open competition between political parties gave way to d...
Tuesday, June 14, 2005

Closed, Polygamous Communities

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When you are living in a polygamous community, where the male leaders want and expect to have a dozen or more wives, how do you balance the ...
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Keeping The Elderly In The Workforce

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When I saw the teaser for Tierney's latest on Social Security (" If the elderly were willing to work longer, there would be lower ...
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Restore My Faith In Human Nature (A Bit)....

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Please - somebody tell me that the woman releasing doves with each Jackson "not guilty" verdict was one of his employees....
Monday, June 13, 2005

Apportionment

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Rep. Candice Miller, concerned about the possibility that Michigan will again lose at least one Congressional seat following the next census...

Class Mobility

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Uh oh - Sebastian Mallaby is engaging in class warfare . Now, you want to hear something really bad? The poorest fifth of Americans has expe...
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Sunday, June 12, 2005

Entreaties to GoogleGuy

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At WebmasterWorld 's forums, an anonymous representative of Google, " GoogleGuy ", has taken on the thankless task of respondi...
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Friday, June 10, 2005

Professorial Carelessness

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Over at the Volokh Conspiracy a couple of days ago , Eugene Volokh wrote: I Am Glad To Live in a Country in which the President does not say...
Thursday, June 09, 2005

Don't Believe The Hype

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A Lawyers Weekly article, reprinted in the Arizona Capital Times , reflects significant excitement about legal weblogs ("blawgs")....
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Say What?

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I have been following some of the news about Apple's decision to switch to Intel as the future supplier of its CPU's. Let's just...
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