Month: November 2009

I think I found this article on DailyKos, or perhaps ThinkProgress By now it pretty much goes without saying that the United States is the […]

With the UN's International Conference on Climate Change in Copenhagen only weeks away, recent revelations have thrown a monkey wrench in the plans of global […]

You would think that as Attorney General, the top lawyer in the land, with years of experience behind him, Eric Holder would be able to […]

This is really very simple and I’m not going to explain it more than once. Despite our desire for revenge and justice and despite all […]

The people of South Carolina have finally had enough of Lindsey Graham. This week the Republican Executive Committee of Charleston County voted unanimously to censure […]

By now everyone knows that the Democrat health care bill passed the House of Representatives mostly intact. One of the few changes made to it […]

At the Texas Students for Liberty conference I heard a lot of speakers. It was dismaying to find that one of the recurring themes from […]

Few off-year elections have drawn as much attention as the one which took place yesterday. I spent the whole day working the polls as an election judge — 14 hours of relative boredom interspersed with occasional bursts of activity. Voter turnout here in Texas actually exceeded my expectations considering that we only had constitutional amendments on the ballot, but it was still low and consisted mostly of the most politically active elements of our community — the few people who actually care whether a handful of hurricane damaged beach houses get condemned or given rights to land which erosion has put in the public right of way.

Tonight I’m participating in a live podcast panel hosted by notorious Liberty Republican Eric Dondero and featuring a panel of distinguished libertarians and liberty-loving Republicans […]