Michigan medical marijuana seller gets prison: ‘Federal law has not changed,’ judge says
Federal and State law come to a conflict in Michigan
Monthly Archive: January 2020
The Impeachment End Game
Whether you agree with Alexander or not, he is pointing the Republicans to an exit ramp from this entire debacle. At least, in a semi-rational world. But we don’t live in that world. We don’t live in that world because of one person: Donald J. Trump.
Linky Friday: The Beginning of the Middle of the End of the Beginning
Linky Friday tries to steer you straight to end a week full of beginnings, endings, and everything in the middle. Or is it starting the weekend? Either way.
Weekend Plans Post: The Big Game
The WrestleMania of Football happens this Sunday! So the question is “WHO IS THIRSTIER!?” and the answer is probably Kansas City.
Chief Justice John Roberts Does Nothing, Rand Paul Objects
Chief Justice William Rehnquist’s quip about “I did nothing, and I did it well,” about his time presiding over the Clinton Impeachment is going to have to be updated for Chief Justice John Roberts.
The Iowa Caucus is Monday. Lay Down Your Marker.
The first caucus of the campaign happens for real on Monday. What do you think is going to happen? Win, place, show?
Throwback Thursday: Primaries of Ordinary Times Past
On the cusp of the 2020 primaries starting in Iowa on Monday, Throwback Thursday takes a look at some writing about primaries past from the pages of Ordinary Times
Poor Strategery: Elizabeth Warren Tilts at the Misinformation Windmill
As a media strategy, Elizabeth Warren’s “Fighting Digital Misinformation” plan makes sense. As far as persuading voters, it’s highly questionable strategery.
Dinosaurs In Love
If you are a fan of The Smiths or Joy Division, you need to listen to this song.
Also: If you like cute kids singing.
A Dictatorship, If You Can Keep It
Guy Verhofstadt says the quiet part out loud about the Union part of European Union
Sanders A Bridge Too Far For Never Trump Republicans
Republican critics of President Trump are ready to vote for a Democrat in November, save Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
The American Lawn is a Shared Nuisance
The American housing market has a number of features that makes many participating homeowners unhappy, and there is no clear way out.
Ordinary World: To Hell in a Handbasket Edition
Your Ordinary World with links to stories on the deficit, impeachment, CNN, The Washington Post, Coronavirus, what you might have missed in Ordinary Times, and more.
Huawei to Build Part of Britain’s 5G Network
Chinese technology giant Huawei will be involved in the United Kingdom’s 5G infrastructure after a decision by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
The Weird Romantic World of Jim Steinman
Listening to a song by Jim Steinman is an exercise in musical gluttony. Here are twenty of them.
