Category: Reflections

Although the United States is often portrayed as an ecological villain for declining to sign the fabled Kyoto treaty, a British think tank reports that …

Can I be alone in thinking that the plodding pace of the prosecution of Saddam Hussein, imprisoned for over two years now, reflects a reluctance …

On the Saturday Show (Jan. 21), NPR commentator John Ydstie, in a statement called “Lobbying Reform: Not Likely!”, talked about the provisions of the various …

Your cell phone records are available to anyone, online, for a fee! On Jan. 12, AmericaBlog had a post entitled 1 / AmericaBlog just bought …

I strongly support efficient urban transit systems, but transit officials seem intent on giving people more reasons not to ride transit: • In Denver, a …

I’m always suspicious (disgusted, actually) when I see a large American corporation legally paying off politicians, or when politicians anticipate a legal payoff by lavishing …

I’m a 93% libertarian and a 96% patriot. That’s why I curse the Alabama legislature’s proposal to mount cameras at traffic intersections, but view with …

Judge Samuel Alita, responding to a question from Sen. Arlen Specter about whether courts should declare laws unconstitutional because of Congress’ “method of reasoning,” replied: …

The headline was: “Issuing Rebuke, Judge Rejects Teaching of Intelligent Design.” When New York Times readers saw it on Dec. 21, most of them probably …

“Now by the way, any time you hear the United States government talking about wiretap, it requires – a wiretap requires a court order. Nothing …