I’m a firm believer that usually, it’s good when politicians in Washington are so divided that they can’t pass new legislation. When they’re gridlocked they can’t raise our taxes, pass ridiculous political speech laws like the Campaign Finance Reform, and the like. There are exceptions, of course: we need swift consensus votes on important matters [...]
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Amnesty Insanity: Proof that DC gridlock is good
Some people think we need our politicians in DC to “work together” more often.
More often than not, though, gridlock is the preferred state of affairs in DC. A great example of how utterly devastating “bipartisan cooperation” can be for the country is the new amnesty bill thrown together behind closed doors. Any time you can [...]
Race; Apartheid; and Knucklehead Politicians in Hawaii
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: congress, liberals, society, stupid
Apartheid in Hawaii:
“The Senate is poised to sanction the creation of a racially exclusive government by and for Native Hawaiians who satisfy a blood test. The new race-based sovereign that would be summoned into being by the so-called Akaka Bill would operate outside the U.S. Constitution and the nation’s most cherished civil rights statutes. Indeed, [...]
Mickey Mouse writes antipiracy law while wearing an Orrin Hatch costume
Filed under: Society & Politics, Software & Technology | Tags: congress, law
Antipiracy bill targets technology
“Litman said that under the Induce Act, products like ReplayTV, peer-to-peer networks and even the humble VCR could be outlawed because they can potentially be used to infringe copyrights.”
This is very bad. This is Disney being allowed to shape copyright law. Orrin Hatch should be ashamed of himself for promoting such nonsense.
Saying [...]
Drunken GOP Sailors
OpinionJournal – Drunken GOP Sailors : Great article on how the Republicans are spending cash like there is no tomorrow. The title isn’t exactly fair to drunken sailors, though. It is truly an era of “big government conservatism.”

