Month: March 2010

This is what happens when a Regent University law graduate is able to pass himself off as a rational person and get himself elected as the governor of a state: “It is my advice that the law and public policy of the Commonwealth...

Two weeks ago, in this space, I wrote about hiring inequalities at Silicon Valley technology firms—mostly focusing on disparities in employment for African Americans and Latinos. However, the lack of women in technology...

It’s a sad day when only liberals and “some government lawyers” are disappointed to learn that we, as a country, are incapable of holding public trials for terrorism suspects in normal courts of law. Of course,...

Primarydoc just published a diary on Daily Kos contending that the site is contributing to false advocacy and Iran-bashing based totally on false propaganda, principally the long unsubstantiated notion that Iran was contributing...

It’s an interesting thing to see the new Republican talking point that uses Barack Obama’s own words against him. Several times since be became a candidate for federal office he has discussed the need to get 60 votes...