Souter Retiring Creates SCOTUS Vacancy
According to news reports late last week, Justice David Souter is retiring from the Supreme Court. This is quite serendipitous, as just two days before, I completed work on a novel detailing a partisan...
According to news reports late last week, Justice David Souter is retiring from the Supreme Court. This is quite serendipitous, as just two days before, I completed work on a novel detailing a partisan...
In this article, the AP via New York Times makes the news-worthy observation that “Ginsburg [is the] only woman on High Court.” Well, thanks for clearing that up. I haven’t been sure of that...
Samuel Alito is the now the second convservative white male in a row to be placed on the Supreme Court by President Bush, despite the President’s earlier protestations of favoring diversity and matters like...
Apparently, Cindy Sheehan, the anti-war activist who lost her son in Iraq, doesn’t believe in beating a dead horse, but certainly doesn’t mind beat a dead son: I’m appalled that Diane Feinstein wouldn’t recognize...
It’s about time. As I fell off the blogging wagon for a few weeks, Harriet Miers fell off the proverbial cliff. Largely unqualified to handle constitutional law (she’s a corporate lawyer by profession), Miers...
Obligatory post… President Bush names White House Counsel Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court despite lacking any increase as a judge and whose lawyer background was corporate, not trial. The simple reason is… cronyism....
Not to sound critical, but I believe Judge Roberts will get a largely free pass in the debate and vote in the Senate. Even if one or two Republicans vote against him (Specter or...
The Battle of the Bulge was a critical battle in the war against Hitler's Nazis. Soldiers fought and died every day in the dead of winter. And when a grenade fell into his foxhole, Jim thought he was surely dead. What happened next was nothing short of heroic...
Note: This is based on a true story of the war, as told by the late James C. Kerns.
More info →Rush Week, immature pranks, and brightly colored shirts. Some people remember their college days as a time of non-stop partying. Others, including a shy freshman with a crush, discover their life’s calling amidst difficult circumstances.
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