In the comments to my recent piece on the new babysitter legislation on its way to becoming...
Tim Kowal
Tim Kowal is a husband, father, and attorney in Orange County, California, Vice President of the Orange County Federalist Society, commissioner on the OC Human Relations Commission, and Treasurer of Huntington Beach Tomorrow. The views expressed on this blog are his own. You can follow this blog via RSS, Facebook, or Twitter. Email is welcome at timkowal at gmail.com.
Here are a couple of interesting (and troubling) posts about what aging boomers are up to. First,...
Last week’s “OC Watchdog” piece by Teri Sforza in the OC Register pokes the Prop 13 bear,...
The California Assembly, faced with such difficult tasks as prison overcrowding, the second-highest unemployment rate in the...
“Liberals are the true conservatives of this generation,” a growingly popular line of argument goes, “because liberals...
I devoured Mark Steyn’s After America: Get Ready for Armageddon within a few days of its release. ...
The late preeminent liberal economist John Kenneth Galbraith once complained in The Affluent Society that where Democrats...
I am grateful for the incentive Jason’s rebuttal provides to study conservative thinker Michael Oakeshott. However, I...
The LA region is preparing for the weekend closure of the 405 freeway, one of the area’s...
Despite modern liberalism’s sweeping scope, no one seems to know quite what it is. Liberalism appeared somewhere...
Andrew Sullivan’s recent apologia—or, perhaps, obituary—of conservatism makes at least one very good point: Modern conservatism has...
Jailing is big business. California spends approximately $9 billion a year on its correctional system, and hosts...
Pointing out the recent stories concerning Terry Jones’s plans to protest outside Dearborn, Michigan’s largest mosque—and noting...
In a previous post, I explained that one of the underlying sources of disagreement about basic economic...
Because of the large number of comments to my last post, I hope it is acceptable that...
Two weeks ago, the Orange County Federalist Society, of which I am honored to serve as vice-president,...
In a previous post drawing the distinction between procedural and substantive justice, I noted my objection to...
