Monthly Archives: April 2008

And since I’ve been writing so much about politics the last couple days, I want to say one more thing that’s on my mind. Everywhere I look in the press, I see Democrat-friendly people complaining that the primary contest between … Continue reading →

It’s always nice to see a politician change his mind, explain why, and actually have good reasons.

A few minutes ago, I received an email from “CREDO Action.” Here are the important parts: President Bush wants an endless war, but the majority of Americans want to bring our troops home. Now there is a real plan, endorsed … Continue reading →

I am tired of George W. Bush. He’s on my TV right now, holding a press conference in the Rose Garden, going on and on about how Congress is so unreasonable not to let him drill for oil in Alaska … Continue reading →

You know why “political” types bother me? Because they don’t care about real political issues, such as solving social, legislative, or public policy problems. All they care about is their stupid game. For instance, consider the bloggers discussed in this … Continue reading →

Also, I received a scholarship a couple weeks ago. (I keep forgetting to mention this when I talk to people who like to know about these things.) It was the James K. and Carol Sellers Herbert scholarship, which is given … Continue reading →

Last night was my last substantive class in law school. From here on out, everything until the bar exam is review. It’s hard to believe that I now have a “complete” legal education. I keep wanting to go down to … Continue reading →

What took so long? I had some friends who got digital cable about five or six years ago. They were all excited. They invited me over to check out the wondrous new technology. So I showed up, sat down on … Continue reading →

The custody hearing for all those kids removed from the polygamist compound in Texas sounds like it was a pretty good time: Texas District Judge Barbara Walther struggled to keep order as she faced 100 lawyers in her 80-year-old Tom … Continue reading →

It’s always nice when somebody else says what I’m thinking and writes in on a blog. That way, when I have no time to write, I can just excerpt and link. Sherry Colb has written about the recent furor over … Continue reading →