These views are mine alone, but they should be yours, too.
The Tennessee Titans risk estranging their most valuable commodity: their fans. (Keep reading)
Prompted by this story to research further, I present you one of the more bizarre drug war stories I’ve ever encountered, complete with a three-year run from the DEA:
More weird stories here, and more Krystle Cole here.
Stay in school, kids.
An astute critique from my friend and former colleague Bryan Pick. (Keep reading)
Getting excited about stuff like this only adds volume to the steady drumbeat between my ears that keeps telling me I should have pulled the proverbial trigger and gone to law school upon completing my undergraduate work. (Keep reading)
It’s pretty sad that people who once styled themselves as the “adults in the room,” after a controversial Bush presidency sent the Republican Party into the proverbial wilderness, now venerate someone who willfully misleads people in academia to persuade them of her conclusions. (Keep reading)
You’re getting a two-fer today since I had more on my plate yesterday than I thought, at points, I’d be able to handle. (Keep reading)
When a progressive calls a Republican or libertarian a “radical,” that’s usually because that Republican or libertarian has a problem with treating the office of the presidency like an elected monarchy. (Keep reading)
The tension between congressional and presidential powers is interesting enough, but a president’s own interpretation of the limits of his constitutional powers is an exceptionally fascinating phenomenon to watch. (Keep reading)
Reflexive anti-Anglicism unites political factions in the United States, and Silent Cal was right about bad laws. (Keep reading)
If the men who wrote the Constitution thought the president should have Chuck Norris-level powers, they would have specified that in the text of the document, just as they specified Congress’s enumerated powers in Article I, Section 8. Let’s stop pretending that the President of the United States is a Hollywood action/thriller star, and start treating him like the just-a-man he is. (Keep reading)