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Author: marc

Marc is a software developer, writer, and part-time political know-it-all who currently resides in Texas in the good ol' U.S.A.

1st Grade Harassment

Posted on April 13, 2008 by marc

In pointing out another case of legalistic lunacy, Susan Duclos writes: The "zero tolerance" policy at some school and in some states, reaches levels of complete incompetence when a 6 years gets written up as a sexual offender for copying what another kid did and playfully smacking little Katherine DeLeon on the bottom twice. ……

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Liberals, Taxes, and Pain

Posted on April 13, 2008 by marc

Sometimes I have a tendency to treat liberal as if it is a dirty word.  And sometimes I skip the part about explaining why that is, yet again, because that dirtiness is so obvious.  Since an apology is required for every misdeed in this day and age, well, I’m sorry for not spelling it out. …

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Obama: Sense and Nonsense

Posted on April 11, 2008 by marc

Inside every candidate there are multiple personalities, each of whom run the show in turn, depending on who the audience is.  Barack Obama is no different than any other.  He’s touched on personal responsibility before and he does it well by not trying to pull any punches, as in Gary, Indiana today: "You should have…

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No Votes For Veterans

Posted on April 11, 2008 by marc

Steven Rosenfeld says that some wounded veterans may not be able to vote as a result of being confined to Veterans Affairs facilities during their recovery: "VA remains opposed to becoming a voter registration agency pursuant to the National Voter Registration Act, as this designation would divert substantial resources from our primary mission," [Secretary of…

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Chilling Effect in Canada

Posted on April 9, 2008 by marc

Kathy Shaidle reports that she and other bloggers are being sued by Richard Warman, a former member of Canada’s Human Rights Commission and frivolous lawsuit filer extraordinaire: Canada’s busiest litigant, serial "human rights" complainant and — the guy Mark Steyn has called "Canada’s most sensitive man" — Richard Warman is now suing his most vocal…

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Fight Harassment Claims

Posted on April 8, 2008 by marc

Rob Lowe is fighting back against what he calls an attempt to damage and humiliate his family by a former employee  who is threatening to file a sexual harassment suit.  Can’t say as I’m a huge fan, but I do appreciate Lowe’s contribution to cinema, mainly because, 20+ years ago, my wife and I went…

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Phil Gramm a Terrorist?

Posted on April 6, 2008 by marc

That’s what Shaun Mullen of the Moderate Voice says.  His justification?  Gramm, the former Senator from Texas, played in instrumental role in dismantling decades-old banking regulations during the Clinton administration.  Terrorist.  We’d better lock Gramm up as a matter of national security.  Imagine the gall, doing away with obsolete rules from a by-gone era.  Evidently…

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Roommates.com: Another Bad Judicial Decision

Posted on April 5, 2008 by marc

Evidently we needed another inept ruling from the west coast circuit to remind us that justice is a three-ring circus out that-a-way.  The LA Times says: The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided Thursday that … a site called Roommates.com may be brought to trial for possibly violating anti-discrimination laws because it requires users…

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Obama Advisor Recommends Keeping Troops in Iraq

Posted on April 5, 2008 by marc

The New York Sun reports that Colin Kahl, Barack Obama’s working group coordinator on Iraq, has written a paper about U.S. troop numbers in that country in which he advises that significant numbers of U.S. forces should be retained in Iraq for at least 2 more years. "…the U.S. should aim to transition to a…

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Winner Take All? That’s Clinton

Posted on April 5, 2008 by marc

Even as Hillary Clinton’s lead shrinks in Pennsylvania, Rasmussen Reports says that if the Democrats used a winner-take-all system for allocating delegates things would be quite a bit different.  Their numbers show Clinton leading Barack Obama by approximately 167 delegates when counted from that perspective.  If the Democrats were to allot their current state delegate…

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