Online Dossier of Stupid Litigation
Tort reform usually doesn’t ignite passionate flames of talk-radio rhetoric. Debate and discourse about it runs dry with big words and legal terminology. By its very nature, tort reform almost never can outshine flashier stories and bore its way into the five second attention spans and eighth grade comprehension levels of most folks. It isn’t a hot button sociopolitical issue like abortion, race, the role of state in church and vice versa, or homosexual “rights” and priveleges. But because of the deep impact it carries throughout our economy and social fabric, its impact could be far more crucial for this country, in the long haul, than all of those other issues combined.
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Now let’s get this straight. The Department of Defense can
count the freckles on your face from satellites in space, but
can’t decode a damn comma in an NWS forecast? I don’t buy it.