My Journey To Consumer Hell – Part II
Monday I wrote about the dread and apprehension of entering the market to purchase a large high definition television. One of the major reasons I am weary of such …
Tom Reilly's tangled web
Last week, I wrote about the Massachusetts' Attorney General (and would-be governor), who apparently intervened into a car crash investigation that killed two teenage sisters, and injured their friend. …
Not just the booze talking
Yesterday, I reported about a 14-year-old New Hampshire girl who nearly died from an alcohol and drug overdose, saved only by hypothermia. Well, Destiny Foose is recovering nicely in …
Bad Doggie update
The good people of Boston can rest easily this day, as Brian Schwab and his pit bull, Gabrielle, are back in custody. The two were caught yesterday. In a …
The dog that didn't bark in the night.
This morning's Boston Globe has a column by Derrick Z. Jackson, entitled "Diabetes and the trash food industry." Jackson notes the explosion in Type II diabetes, especially in children, …
Ted Kennedy: A quick poll
I have a simple little question: over the last 40 years, which of the following has suffered the worst abuse at the hands of Massachusetts' Senator Edward Moore Kennedy …
Bonfire of the Vanities #132
The Bonfire of the Vanities (a self-submitted collection of the worst posts by otherwise excellent bloggers) is hosted by by Starling Hunter at The Business of America is Business …
ACLU "Borks" Alito
Via Stop The ACLU come this not so surprising news.NEW YORK -- The American Civil Liberties Union announced today that it will oppose the nomination of Judge Samuel A. …
A Look Inside My Inbox
I read James Joyner's piece Boehner vs. Blunt: The E-Mail Wars and it was like deja vu all over again. It's like he's been reading my mail......
An idle speculation
Could the Right somehow persuade the Left to trade some of their more obnoxious members? They can have Pat Robertson if they'll give up Harry Belafonte. At least he …