Heidi Strikes Back

Heidi Strikes Back May 17, 2013

One senator in particular has reason to take internet sales tax legislation personally.

Preserving Decency Against The Mob

May 16, 2013

A Virginia woman stepped up to do the decent thing when anger over the Boston bombing clouded the judgment of others.

The Media’s Double Standard On Privacy

May 15, 2013

Journalists criticizing a probe of their sources risk looking like crybabies and hypocrites.

The Not-So-Inside Skinny On The IRS Scandal

May 14, 2013

The president claims ignorance, but the buck for the blossoming IRS scandal surely does not stop in Cincinnati.

Survey Questions With The Answers Built In

May 13, 2013

If the Republican National Committee really wants to know what I think, it should read this blog.

When Winning Gets In The Way

May 8, 2013

After defeating bias claims in court, the administration’s political appointees authorized settlement checks anyway.

FEMA Struggles To Understand New York Housing

May 7, 2013

Co-op apartments are an alien concept in much of the country. FEMA seems to have trouble understanding co-ops too.

Moving Day

May 6, 2013

Life seldom proceeds exactly as we expect, but a new window provides a vantage point from which to observe the changes.

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