America Indentured, Part I : What it Really Means to be MADE IN AMERICA
In which Mike Huckabee’s comments on the evils and benefits of slavery force me to consider how very far we haven’t come.
In which Mike Huckabee’s comments on the evils and benefits of slavery force me to consider how very far we haven’t come.
Journalists: Bad. Jeb!: Toast! Trump: Salesman. “Errol Flynn”: Not Errol Flynn.
Are we not men?
Please hate on the new Laws in the comments section, or add your own!
It’s not just “a medium like any other medium.” It’s largely a terrible, terrible place, and it deserves to be called out on it.
The NYPD Commissioner’s comments about the mistaken arrest of James Blake are a perfect microcosm of how white America deals with race in 2015.
Wherein former speechwriter Barton Swain answers better than I why I cannot bring myself to trust the politicians that you think I should.
The question isn’t whether or not the Donald will lose. He will.
The question is to what degree he’ll take the rest of us along with him.
Or: “I used to be really into Barry Manilow before he went all commercial.”
Or: What does it mean, exactly, to be the party that supports women?
After a week that would have signaled a quiet and embarrassed exit for any other candidate in the modern election era, Trump reigns supreme in the GOP field.
Or: So what ever happened to that Fred Thompson guy, anyway?
Everyone today is talking about which of last night’s candidates bettered their chances to win the GOP nomination. But which bettered their chances for being able to possibly win a general election?
The battle for GOP POTUS candidate gets under way tonight in not one but two must-see debates.
In which I tell big government and big corporations to get off my lawn.
With special guest appearances by Jane Austen and the 80’s screwball comedy Soul Man!
To what extent does someone who attempts to curtail someone else’s basic liberties have standing to have their liberties protected? Sometimes in a democratic society the question is academic and the answer counter-intuitive.