March 31, 2005
TV News reporters...

say the dumbest things. Fox News' Greg Palkot, detailing the Pope's medical condition had the following analysis. If the heart goes, you're in real trouble. Thanks. Good to know. I'll file that away for future reference.

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March 31, 2005
The rest of the story

An article in today's Union-Tribune -- that I'm sure appeared in similar form in papers across the country -- details a UN report that claims, well, I'll let you read it. Malnutrition among the youngest Iraqis has almost doubled since the U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein, a hunger specialist told the U.N. human-rights body yesterday […]

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March 31, 2005
Terri Schiavo, RIP

Terri Schiavo died today from acute dehydration. Many bloggers, out of respect, are refusing further comment today. I wish George Felos felt the same.

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March 31, 2005
America's oligarchy

Over at Q and O, Dale Franks has an excellent piece which tackles an issue which I addressed last week on America's rulers -- the imperial judiciary. We have given great deference to judges in the past giving them wide latitude to rule on practically every issue under the sun. With that power and deference, […]

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March 31, 2005
Shocking!

The Drudge Report linked to this shocking story at MSNBC by Michael Fletcher of the Washington Post. President Bush is requiring Cabinet members to spend several hours a week at the White House compound, a move top aides say eases coordination with government agencies but one seen by some analysts as fresh evidence of the […]

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March 30, 2005
On Johnnie Cochran

Famed attorney Johnnie Cochran died yesterday due to a brain tumor. Cochran's most well-known accomplishment was playing the race card to help former pro football star O.J. Simpson to get away with murder. My sympathies go out to his family. There's one big disappointing thing about Cochran's untimely death -- the Supreme Court may not […]

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March 30, 2005
It's the end of the world as we know it

And I feel fine. You'd think that after hundreds of years of predicting a doom which has never come, that these latter-day Malthusian adherents would be a little more reticent with their pronouncements of doom.

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March 30, 2005
Listen to the howls

Today's Wall Street Journal has an editorial that would cause Democrats to squeal like stuck pigs. For those of you who don't have a Journal subscription, the thrust of the piece is that Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia -- the crazy old uncle in the Senate -- pointed out that there is nothing in […]

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March 29, 2005
Retreat from partisanship

The Wall Street Journal has perhaps the nation's most conservative editorial page. Note that I use the term "conservative" and not "Republican." The Journal's editorial page is a principaled one, not a partisan one -- it often opposes actions by Republicans that betray conservative values, e.g. steel tariffs, overspending. The New York Times editiorial page, […]

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March 29, 2005
Krugman returns

New York Times columnist Paul Krugman is back from his week off. Did he use this time to formulate his much-anticipated plan to save Social Security? Well, the changed numbers in the banner atop this page should answer that question. No, instead Krugman returns with vitriol and decides to compare his caricature of the "religious […]

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