A. N. Wilson brings back the disturbing idea of state-sanctioned sterilization. He advocates this in order to stop from reproducing “the murderous morons, who are never going to contribute anything except misery to themselves and others.” Such a blanket statement disregards the indivduality of “the murderous morons.” For Wilson, there is no […]
Things aren’t going well for Janet Reno in her bid be become Florida governor. While her Democratic opponent, Bill McBride, got the endorsement from the AFL-CIO, Reno got the backing of the Florida State College Democrats.
“AFL-CIO Decision Linked to Reno’s ‘Electability’ Problem”
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Primary documents illumate shadowy issues so well. Instead of just accepting the accusations from Ken Timmerman published by a conservative publishing house (Regnery), a letter has been discovered showing how Jesse Jackson used accuastions of racism to funnel money to particular companies. Jackson wrote the letter in regards to a recent bond issue from […]
Wendy McElroy surveys wrongful life/birth lawsuits. So far, the suits have been against doctors, but when will a disabled person sue their parents for allowing them to be born? It makes no sense, is completely irrational, but you know it will happen.
“Parents Sue Doctors for ‘Wrongful Birth‘ of Disabled Child”
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Leann has collected a whole lotta Wisconsin weblogs. There are many, many more than I expected. She’s also been kind enough to add TAM to the list.
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2002 is turning out to be a great year for music. Nine Inch Nails released their live album. The Chemical Brothers pumped out Come With Us. Bob Mould’s experimental Modulate is at your favorite record store. Then, April 9, will arrive with Gutterflower, the new album from the Goo Goo Dolls. Later […]
The three pillars of leadership against communism at the end of the 20th Century are all ailing. Pope John Paul II, Ronald Reagan, and–now–Margaret Thatcher are suffering the effects of age. To say that these three should be forever honored for their moral strength to challenge an evil empire while displaying clarity of […]
Arafat has joined a member of the Axis of Evil. The man doesn’t want peace. But is he crazy enough to think he can drive Israel into the sea? What is Arafat’s ultimate motive?
“A Secret Iran-Arafat Connection Is Seen Fueling the Mideast Fire” [via Drudge]
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I wonder who leaked that report on U.S. nuclear strategy and why. However, like Paul Greenburg, I see good coming out of it. Let me have Greenburg speak for me:
Let the word go forth that the United States has a commander-in-chief now, and that acts of terror against the United States, its cities […]
The biggest lesson from Enron’s collapse isn’t that accounting firms shouldn’t consult or massive changes in accounting rules are needed to restore investors’ confidence or First Amendment restiction laws (AKA Campaign Finance Reform) are needed to clean up the system. No, the biggest lesson that should be learned from Enron is simple: don’t put […]
Alex (not Alec) “Stone Hyde” Baldwin is up to 369 votes at Send Them Packing. $369 should be plenty to ship that bad-acting blowhard off to France. But maybe we should hold out for enough to send him to the workers’ paradise of North Korea. I wonder if Alex likes the taste of […]
The Onion honors Michael Dell. It’s just not as serious as BusinessFans.com.
“Corporation Reaches Goal, Shuts Down“
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According to Andrew Sullivan, the King of personal websites, Matt Drudge, cruises around in his very own white convertible. Who said you can’t make money on the Internet?
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Rich “Nuke Mecca” Lowry expands on my thought that President Bush will break his oath if he signs the campaign finance bill in front of him.
“Executive Privilege”
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Can someone give Peggy Noonan a Pulitzer? She’s just so damn good. Her column on the Catholic sexual abuse scandals is full of heart-felt meaning, faith, and a yearning for good to come from it. You don’t have to be Catholic (I’m not, so I haven’t felt comfortable commenting on the story.) […]
