The Stopped Clock

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

Thursday, March 30, 2006

The "Method Acting" Defense?

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What is it with prima donna celebrities throwing telephones at people? Do you think it would work if she argues, "But your honor - I a...

Whiny Crybabies

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I know that James Lindgren disagrees with the study which suggests that conservatives were whiny crybabies as children, even if perhaps asse...
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Subsequent Remedial Measures

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I realize they're playing it up for the media , but would this type of claim make you want to hire this firm? Apple Computer’s release ...
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Sunday, March 26, 2006

Blaming Google

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In an article that tries to blame Google for the decline of literacy in society, Edward Tenner writes : Many students seem to lack the skill...
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Saturday, March 25, 2006

It's all about the links....

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There is a conventional wisdom in legal circles that blogs ("blawgs") are great because they can generate traffic and interest whi...

Only the Spare Change

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A clarification of a blog post from a few days ago . Katherine Harris has clarified that she won't be spending her $10 million inheritan...
Friday, March 24, 2006

A Seat At The Table

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Is a seat at the big table enough? David Bernstein seems to think so : Oh, and there's an EXCELLENT reason for a black conservative, esp...
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Wednesday, March 22, 2006

Political Ideology and Racism

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Over at the Volokh conspiracy, contributor James Lindgren (who is quite adept with statistical analysis software and the data at issue ) con...
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Tuesday, March 21, 2006

If Only Nixon Had Thought Of This....

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According to USNews.com, But in a little-noticed white paper submitted by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to Congress on January 19 justif...
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Thursday, March 16, 2006

Should I Be Impressed or Appalled

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Katherine Harris really wants to be a Senator : U.S. Rep. Katherine Harris plans to spend $10 million she inherited from her father in her ...
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Don't Insert That Screwdriver... Where?

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In a joke that might redefine the concept of " painfully funny ", there's an image circulating on the web depicting a screwdri...
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Wednesday, March 15, 2006

The Wonders of Modern Pseudo-Medicine

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Thanks to the wonders of modern pseudo-medicine, you can now magically remove all of your simulated cellulite simply by applying a lotion t...
Tuesday, March 14, 2006

What Do Web Surfers Look At

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One of the important considerations in creating a site is trying to figure out where to place important information, and what design element...

Would You Take The Case?

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You're offered the opportunity to take a very high-profile double murder trial... triple if you count the fact that one of the victims w...

It Helps To Actually Have A Twin....

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Over at Talking Points Memo, Josh Marshall describes a former Bush advisor's attempt to beat retail fraud charges with an 'evil twin...

Who "Owns" Your Name

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Over at The Legal Underground, Evan Schaeffer points to a couple of blog posts about legal websites. I think that the posts are most helpful...
Sunday, March 12, 2006

Is This The Model For The U.S. To Follow?

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An interminable trial ends with the death of the incarcerated defendant . Does this mean that, assuming we apply the rules of a trial by ord...
Thursday, March 09, 2006

Editorial Cowardice

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Despite the state legislature's decision to make South Dakota an epicenter of a renewed war over abortion rights, CJR Daily describes h...
Sunday, March 05, 2006

Darn The Censorious Government

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Perhaps somebody can explain this to me. Over at the Volokh Conspiracy, Professor Bernstein rails against censorious public employers , conc...
Friday, March 03, 2006

Looking For Courage In All The Wrong Places....

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The Chicago Tribune blares, " Bush's Pakistan visit not 'risk-free' ". Well, duh. What is risk-free? Not even sitting...
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