Author: Jay Tea

Rob Port, the talented and gracious host of Say Anything (as well as former guest poster here at Wizbang) pointed out a rather remarkable example of an organization that …

When I was growing up, the first presidency I can really remember much about was Jimmy Carter's. The details are a bit fuzzy, but I do recall some things …

Well, it's official: Massachusetts State Police will not be allowed to enforce all the laws, only those the Governor sees fit to have them enforce. The program seemed like …

This morning's Boston Globe has a column that said that it was long past time for the United States to once again "be a partner for peace in the …

With President Bush's speech last night (which I fell asleep waiting for, and missed), I'm forced to track down transcripts, clips, and other reports of what he said. And …

Well, I think I've had enough time and distance from the big move to properly assess just what didn't survive the trip... 1 Coatrack (they tip over very easily, …

I've been trying to get back into my regular blogging routine ever since the move and whatnot, and it's been tricky. It's especially been difficult when I get ready …

Every now and then, I stumble across a story or two that just perfectly encapsulates the differences between my beloved home of New Hampshire and that fetid cesspool of …

Two stories that made the buzz around the blogosphere of late have turned out to be a bit more convoluted than originally thought, and the idea that certain folks …

With yesterday's scare at the port of Miami, I find myself having a strange sense of deja vu: we've been through this -- or something very similar to this …