The Rational Basis Test
Just watch and get educated.
Just watch and get educated.
Still reading Jason Lewis’ Power Divided is Power Checked: The Argument for States’ Rights and I came across this quote I wanted to share with you all. That’s why few things are more crucial to the law than that of … Continue reading
Unsurprisingly, the Volt, which requires a $7,000 tax break just to get it into a range where people will buy one, isn’t such a great car. Washington — Consumer Reports offered a harsh initial review of the Chevrolet Volt, questioning … Continue reading
How many isolated incidents make a trend? How about Roanoke Virginia: Richmond Virginia: And Falls Church Virginia: At what point can we stop calling these isolated incidents and abominations and start recognizing that this is standard operating procedure for Planned … Continue reading
As they review the bizarre and unpredictable weather pattern of the past several years, a growing number of scientists are beginning to suspect that many seemingly contradictory meteorological fluctuations are actually part of a global climatic upheaval. However widely the … Continue reading
Karl Popper, the late, great philosopher of science, noted that for something to be called scientific, it must be, as he put it, “falsifiable.” That is, for something to be scientifically true, you must be able to test it to … Continue reading
I’ve been saying since the beginning that I find the fact that banks are cutting of donations to Wikileaks troubling. The fact that my bank, Bank of America, can tell me I can’t donate money to an entity that, by … Continue reading
In 2002, 3 “Whistleblowers” were honored by numerous media organizations including Time Magazine who named them “Persons of the Year,” and one of them was Colleen Rowley. For those that need a refresher course… Shortly after she became a Special … Continue reading
Something to think about…
Let’s just say it’s not so easy to say no. I don’t know if they did, but it’s not one you can dismiss. Obviously the Lady Antebellum track is pitch corrected and slowed down, but it’s pretty damn close.
I know this matters to a lot of you, so here’s today’s Google Doodle… Now back to your regularly scheduled lives.
“I believe we have a one party system in this country, called the big-government party. There is a Republican branch that likes war and deficits and assaulting civil liberties. There is a Democratic branch that likes welfare and taxes and … Continue reading
A takedown of Breast Cancer Awareness month? My only question is what the hell took so long? Every year, when Pink October, aka Breast Cancer Awareness Month, rolls around, dozens of women with breast cancer begin posting online to express … Continue reading
Cops on Camera via the Cato Institute
ADM Videoblog #89 — “Only Quitting Predicts the Outcome” from Adam Daniel Mezei | ADMTV on Vimeo. Sometimes, something said simply can get your mind churning faster than something explained in tremendous detail. If you think about it, the idea … Continue reading
This isn’t too surprising… Amazon.com sells everything from car parts and jewelry to groceries and golf clubs — in addition to the books that first got it started — so it’s not surprising that the Internet titan is ranked first … Continue reading
Humans left, cats and dogs right. Interesting stuff.