Planned Parenthood’s Conflict of Interest
Follow the money.
Read more →After Super Bowl 44
I have to give due props to the citizens of New Orleans, occupants of a city that geophysically has no business existing where it does, for keeping themselves relatively civilized and joyous in celebration after the Saints won the Super Bowl, with only isolated problems, instead of erupting in violent riots as I thought might [...]
Read more →Rail Project Payola from On High
The idea of robust, safe, high-speed, intercity rail as mass transit is a good one. In principle, I support it, for a multitude of reasons. Ideally, such a rail project would be developed fairly, equitably, and thoughtfully, in a logistically and geographically integrated way, with a measure of careful economic foresight that would allow the [...]
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