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03.06.10
Gamecock: Rotten peaches in Georgia ain’t puny

Gamecock reviews his adopted home state, and finds it lacking ethically.

Former Speaker of the House, Tip O'Neill, not one of my favorite politicians, used to say "all politics are local." While I did not like his policies, he was right about the root of political action. Those who follow my articles know my focus is mainly on the trillions of tax payer dollars controlled in Washington, D.C., and that I have very often described D.C.

03.06.10
Pro bono work -- connecting the dots

In an add-on to my post about the Keep America Safe video, John provided an insightful look at pro bono work as practiced in small town America (by his father and others) and as practiced at large law firms in New York and Washington, D.C. today. One of John's conclusion was that it's fair to ask about the ideology that lawyers who provided free legal services to terrorists bring to national security issues.

03.31.09
Did the New York Times spike a "game-changing" story about The One?

Yesterday, conservative talk radio hosts and bloggers vigorously discussed a story published by Philadelphia's Bulletin newspaper entitled "'New York Times' Spiked Ob

03.31.09
Media Deathwatch: NY Times Buried Obama/ACORN Story

We've known that the New York Times acts as an opinion outlet for the Democrat Party for decades now, but as a student of journalism's history, I would not have believed it would go this far.