A Conservative Case for Student Loan Forgiveness
Repairing the student loan crisis should be a bipartisan issue and I’d even go so far as to say there’s a strong conservative case in favor of.
Monthly Archive: April 2019
Thursday Throughput for 4/25/19
Scientists need our own version of Rule 34: if it exists, someone is studying it.
Joe Biden Finally Announces
After a very long courtship, Joe Biden has decided to commit. For the third time, the former senator VP will run for president.
If Facebook Is The Problem, Is This The Solution?
I don’t think the idea of using anti-trust law to keep companies from monopolizing online sales is completely stupid. Not totally. Not 100%. But that is the last tool I would reach for, not the first.
Wednesday Writs for 4/24
It’s time Wednesday Writs, your roundup of the best legal and law related links from around the web. This week: juvenile justice, illegal vegetable gardens, dumb criminals, Scooby Doo and more.
Strong Women in Country Songs
Country songs that’ll make ya want to shout yee-haw! and throw off the yoke of patriarchal oppression.
Tech Tuesday 04/22/19 – “It’s warm enough to swim in my pool!” Edition
Yes, I am feeling snarky today, why do you ask?
A Familiar Stench Wafts Up from Alabama
The people have already judged Roy Moore, and found him wanting, as they should have.
A Polish Joke
The whole point was to see myself through other eyes, note the differences in perception, and try to understand where they come from.
Criminally Stupid Comes to the Border
This is how a bad situation potentially gets completely out of control quickly, and authorities are right to jump all over it.
Ordinary Bookclub: Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality (Chapters 26-35)
Okay. Welcome to the Ordinary Bookclub. We’re reading Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality. Our kickoff post is here, we review Chapters 1-5 here, we review chapters 6-15 here, and we review chapters...
