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ACLU, you are dead to me
For some time, the ACLU has been lukewarm at best toward religious freedom, but now they have officially come out against it: The ACLU supported the RFRA’s passage at the time because it didn’t believe...
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Bypass the Supreme Court?
So, I saw this cross my Twitter feed: This gives the impression that Texas is preparing to ignore the Supreme Court ruling. That would be surprising, and in fact, the actual facts are a bit different:...
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Michigan v. EPA
The Supreme Court ruled against the EPA today, finding that the EPA must take cost into account when deciding whether to regulate power plants. But don’t be too excited. (Or, if you favor regulating...
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Hillary Clinton lies over and over and over again
Literally nothing Hillary Clinton has said about her use of an external email account has turned out to be true: She said that she just wanted to have everything on one device. (As if you can’t have...
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Happy Birthday
The lawyers for a class-action suit against Warner/Chappell Music claiming that the famous song “Happy Birthday” is actually in the public domain appear to have found the proverbial smoking gun. The...
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Believe nothing this woman says, ever
Despite reports to the contrary, Hillary Clinton is adamant that she never sent classified information over her illegal private server: “I am confident I never sent nor received any information that...
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Of course they did
The IRS has been using the donor lists that they (illegally) demanded from conservative organizations applying for non-profit status, to identify people to audit. This is what Obama describes as “not...
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Iran deal is illegal
Interesting: Some senior U.S. officials involved in the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal have privately concluded that a key sanctions relief provision – a concession to Iran that will open the...
View ArticleThere is no substitute for free speech
I saw this article this morning: A judge ruled yesterday that the Federal Election Commission could go ahead with a sharply limited investigation of the Reader’s Digest for distributing videotapes...
View ArticleThe School-Board/DOJ scandal
It’s time to recap what we know about the School-Board/DOJ scandal: The White House Domestic Policy Council formulated a plan to solicit a letter from an outside group that is “not the usual suspects”...
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