Katie Steinle’s Killer Wins Appeal
It is instinctive to feel that Katie Steinle’s case cries out for justice. But the newest ruling is from a legal standpoint, not ideological.
Monthly Archive: August 2019
Tulsi Gabbard Has a Sad
It rings hollow when the powers that be point out the obvious-that you are not viable-and the known-from-the-start non-viable candidate starts crying foul.
Weekend Plans Post: What’s almost as Good as a Vacation?
What’s almost as good as going on vacation?
Why, when your boss and your boss’s boss go on vacation.
With Great Power Comes….Great Greed and Exploitation?
Seeing the reports about the disagreement between Sony and Disney when it comes to who owns Spider-Man has left me feeling indifferent.
Thoughts from a Cemetery
There’s a haunting beauty in these old cemeteries. It’s the new ones that creep me out.
Wednesday Writs for 8/28
Your Wednesday Writs this week include a soap opera of a SCOTUS case, a record breaking opioid settlement, space crime, a creative judge, a dumb criminal and more.
Joe Biden’s ’68 Throwback Special
Joe Biden talked about these formative events to a generation. The problem is that was not only a generation ago, but nearly two generations ago.
A New Group Puts “Principles First.”
This isn’t a movement about one particular party, it’s a more practical movement seeking solutions to the problems facing our country.
Movie Notes: First Reformed
A (fairly) recent movie asks if God can forgive us for what we’ve done to His creation.
Maybe Forgiveness After All
How much debt should you legally be able to take on before you can legally drink alcohol?
