We'd like to show a little solidarity - hence the cartoon today.
Things are looking up. First Jim Wright, and now Gene Nichol.
Instant Historical Revisionism. Like Vietnam.
The First Amendment, Volokh's update. h/t, Viking. My question for the court is this: Why isn't it equally reasonable to protect the category of "obnoxious jerks"? They surely are an oppressed minority.
Speaking of jerks, What is wrong with Paul Krugman?
"Mommy, where are my legs?"
From Venus or from Uranus? Good rant from No Pasaran
Rules are quides, not constrictions. Sonnets, at neoneoneoneo
Sowell on Who is fascist?
Berkeley backs down. When the delivery of Thorazine to their water supply is delayed, anything can happen. They are feeling better, now. Still nuts, but a bit more reasonable.
Why the Clintons are failing: Chickens coming home to roost. As we have said, nobody ever liked them or trusted - they were just afraid of them because they knew there was nothing they would not do. Related: MoDo tries to bury Hillary.
For real, or satire?
Interesting politico-climate blog we found: Icecap. Meanwhile, apparently globalistical warmening has baked Nessie.
The sorcerer. Vanderleun
No No No No No. Not Lindsay Graham. How about Condi?
Scientist says the sun causes warming:
Baliunas said concerns for world energy poverty should be more significant than worrying about something 100 years from now.
"I'm all for saving energy resources and eradicating energy poverty around the world," she said. "One can be concerned by the amount of carbon dioxide in the air and come to it from the philosophical idea of caution. We just don't want to take the chance; still we can take a view of precaution."
She also said civilizations have always looked for the cause of climate changes.
In 16th and 17th century Europe, thousands were executed for what was called "weather cooking," where religious and political institutions blamed witches - mostly women - for poor growing periods or storms.
Two years ago, the cartoon riots over the Mohammed cartoons published in Denmark took place. Michelle Malkin brings up the subject this week again, rightly stressing that this is something to show solidarity (or, as in Danish, sammenhold) with for th...
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