The Stopped Clock

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

Saturday, July 30, 2005

Baby, Think It Over....

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The " Baby Think It Over " program is supposed to convince young teens that babies are hard work, fussy, and can be unpleasant to ...
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Hillary Clinton

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An editorial in the London Guardian suggests, in relation to Hillary Clinton, that the U.S. isn't ready for a woman President . I'm ...
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Stopping Terrorists

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Today, Colbert King takes on a couple of recent editorials by Charles Krauthammer , Paul Sperry , which he believes (in my opinion, correct...
Wednesday, July 27, 2005

Flabby Body, Flabby Brain?

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Today, Thomas Friedman laments that America is on the decline. I have been thinking about [the virtues evidenced by Lance Armstrong and his...
Tuesday, July 26, 2005

Honorable Mention?

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Is this type of thing enough for a Darwin Awards, honorable mention (you know, the stupid things people do that don't kill them, such t...
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Monday, July 25, 2005

Sorry, It's Firm Policy

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Robots, cyborgs? Sorry, but you'll have to go elsewhere. " We represent people.....Exclusively ".[1] FN 1: Yes, I know they...
Thursday, July 21, 2005

Shielding the Press

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The New York Times today editorializes in favor of a federal "shield law" to allow reporters to " guarantee that journalists...
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Proceed With Caution

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When naming an organization, care should be taken not just to have a descriptive name, but in relation to how the organization's name mi...
Wednesday, July 20, 2005

A Fascinating Learning Experience

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Zoom all the way in . (More info. is available on Google Blog .)
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Tuesday, July 19, 2005

War on Drugs Gone Wrong

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John Tierney is getting a lot of attention for his piece on " Punishing Pain ", in which he tangentially addresses Florida's b...
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Bloggers' Rights

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CJR Daily today observes , Say that blogs are granted the same protections as news organizations. What is to stop, say, corporations or trad...
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Crocodile Tears Revisited

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Today's Times attempts to rehabilitate Judith Miller , by rationalizing her conduct. But the hard truth is that no reporter can choose t...
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Monday, July 18, 2005

The Cost of Research

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In an unsigned idiotorial , the Washington Post apparently joins with those who wish to do away with comprehensive medical insurance program...

What? You Want *Tears*?

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Some news agencies and columnists seem shocked that the U.S. public is indifferent to the incarceration of Judith Miller, for her refusal to...
Friday, July 15, 2005

Mr. Pecker Gets A Politician Into Trouble

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What can I say? A few years ago, according to the book, tabloids were writing about Mr. Schwarzenegger's alleged sexual affairs, hurting...
Thursday, July 14, 2005

Wrongful Death

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Not the tort kind - the "death penalty" kind . In this case, an extremely unusual private investigation was conducted after Mr. Gr...
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Driving History

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David "Babbling" Brooks today suggests , in relation to selecting a Supreme Court Justice: Mr. President, don't repeat the mis...
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Tuesday, July 12, 2005

Territoriality

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Over at Evan Schaeffer's Legal Underground I found reference to an interesting story about how some companies are now using plaintiff...
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Fascinating....

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Somebody writes in to a law forum with a tale of woe: A week ago I was caught shoplifting at a local store and my court date is tomorrow. ....
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Monday, July 11, 2005

Word Games

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William Raspberry, addressing the First Amendment , tells us: "There's nothing in common sense - and certainly nothing in the First...
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