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Public Acceptance of New TSA Procedures Has Been Exaggerated
As usual, the mainstream media asks all the wrong questions.
TSA ‘Strip and Grope’: Meet the Fourth Amendment (Updated)
The new airport security measures meet the definition of "unreasonable search." UPDATE: Former TSA Assistant Admin admits that the 'strip and grope' violates the Fourth Amendment.
How the New Congress Can Roll Back Obama’s Agenda
Everything the government does requires money and there is no ObamaMoney.
The Wretched Conservative Spawn Must Not Return!
Halloween is here and we must again reject our dark past.
Juan Williams, the ‘Greater Good’ … It’s All Semantics
Apparently some lies are good, and some are bad. The trick is to know which is which.
What’s Coming for We the Peons Next Year?
In the future, we absolutely must sustain a level of commitment to liberty comparable to the current wave. There is no other way.
The U.S. Constitution in a Nutshell: O’Donnell Is Right, Coons Is Wrong
The Constitution is short and simple but fragile and endangered. We should not allow politicians to euthanize it.
Drunkblogging a Few Modest Proposals
Citizens of the world: It is time we make ourselves more equal! And perhaps relocate the UN to Somalia.
Venezuela’s Election Lunacy: Results and Consequences
The opposition MUD alliance (seriously) won 52 percent of the votes, but got 37 percent of the seats. Hmm.
No, the DE Republican Primary Won’t Live in Infamy
Nobody in the Washington establishment has been able to figure out what just happened.
Is the (Red) Tide Turning in Venezuela?
More people now talk about el Presidente Hugo Chávez like a dog.
When Will We Have Another Black President?
President Obama wanted us to discuss race; lest we be called a nation of cowards by his attorney general yet again, let's do it.
The Real Message of Monday’s Stem Cell Ruling
It takes the Congress and the president to enact or to change laws; the president can't do it alone and neither can an administrative agency.
Now That We Have Air Conditioning, It’s Time to Relocate the Capitol
AC made D.C. much too comfortable. I'd prefer someplace the congressmen can't stand to be.
California Marriage Definition Held Unconstitutional
Now that the state's gay marriage ban has been overturned by a federal judge, what happens next?
Legal Challenge to ObamaCare Passes First Hurdle
Might the republic prevail? In Virginia, a federal government motion to dismiss the state's suit against ObamaCare is denied.
Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Against Arizona Immigration Statute
King Solomon, who offered to cut a baby in half to resolve a dispute between two women over its custody, might be proud of U.S. District Judge Bolton's ruling on Wednesday, but I rather doubt it.
California Prop 19 vs. Arizona’s Immigration Law
If the federal government does not preempt the Golden State's attempt to legalize marijuana, it would make their attack on Arizona's immigration law look like a matter of political whimsy.
The DOJ’s Unsupported Suit Against the Arizona Immigration Law
The already bloated doctrine of federal preemption must not be further engorged.
Know What Obama Could Use? A Snake Oil Czar
President Obama is just one man. He clearly can't sell all this snake oil himself.
The War Between Obama and McChrystal Is Over — Obama Lost
And in contrast to MacArthur, Gen. McChrystal, a youthful 55, is unlikely to fade away any time soon.
‘First, Do No Harm’: A Plea to the FTC
In May, the FTC launched a trial balloon calling for the "reinvention of journalism." Whether it's a "journalism AmeriCorps" or a Ministry of Truth, it's a bad idea.
Going on Vacation to Venezuela? What Could Go Wrong?
You will discover new ways to conserve water and electricity, the supplies of which a thoughtful and ever compassionate government has wisely limited by allowing the infrastructure to deteriorate naturally.
What Would Winston Churchill Think of Obama?
The British statesman had a lot of experience with "peacemakers" whose ultimate and inevitable failure came when the enemy forced them to open their eyes to the true nature of the threat.
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