Courting DIsaster, Reprise 0
In reviewing recent statements by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Supremacist Court, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gene Collier finds himself somewhat taken aback by what hurts said Chief Justice’s tender fee-fees.
Discussion Question 0
In today’s politics, can the United States be said to truly have a “loyal opposition,” as defined by Merriam-Webster?
Merriam-Webster’s definition:
Support your answer with concrete examples.
And Now for Some Blasts from the Past 0
(Broken tag fixed.)
Numbers Gaming 0
David dissects the duplicity.
Both Sides Don’t 0
F. T. Rea points out that one thing is not like the other thing. Here’s a tiny bit from his article:
Republicans like their labor cheap and hungry. So high un. employment is usually preferable. That was bullshit campaign promises to create new jobs have more traction, too. For Republicans, tax breaks for billionaires are more important than infrastructure maintenance and improvements.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
As we know, a polite society is a clean society.
Once again, it must be noted that “accidental” and “negligent” are not synonyms.
Thought on the Day 0
“Jingoism” and “patriotism” are not the same thing.
Precedented 0
Many are claiming that the Supreme Supremacist Court’s recent decision on affirmative action was unprecedented. In contrast, University of New Haven Professor Mike Lawlor sees a precedent for it.
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Last week, six members of the United States Supreme Court took their places in the schoolhouse door.
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