Another letter to the congresscritters
Recent events have got me all riled up so I decided to write another letter.
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Category: Congress
A Song of Ice And Choirs: Factionalism in the Utah House
In which leon gets too interested in local politics
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Fun with State Boundaries
How about it?
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On the Composition of the US Military and Being a World Power
I’ll let the Glibertariat hash out the details and point out the flaws in my thinking in the comments.
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Term Limits, Part III (Fin)
Term limits has been an issue many times in the past. It typically draws favorable polling from both sides of the political aisle.
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Term Limits, Part II
Every problem, no matter how small or inconsequential, can never fail to be magnified, exaggerated, or – with a suitably agenda-driven Media – simply concocted out of whole cloth by partisan hacks and flacks….
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Chapter 15 – The Stay
From the beginning I’ve had the sense that they have mischarged the offense, perhaps intentionally.
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Chapter 14 – Secretary Cohen’s “Four Points”
In December of 1997, the anthrax vaccine manufacturer was shut down and could not manufacture anything related to the AVA.
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House Resolution 660: Congress Formalizes the Impeachment Inquiry
The stage is set.
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Chapter 11: United States v. Stonewall, July 2000
I had defended Marines and sailors facing a lot more time or charged with much more serious crimes, yet I was more nervous than I had ever been before walking into court.
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Checks and Balances
Civics 101: The United States of America is a Constitutional Republic, set up as a federation, with the federal government divided into three branches with separated, enumerated powers, and additional specific limits on the exercise of those enumerated powers.
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Chapter 7 – Congress Acts: 10 U.S.C. §1107
More can and must be done, however, to rebuild trust, to avoid repeating past mistakes, and to...
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Chapter 2 – The Nuremberg Code
The first principle enunciated in the Nuremberg Code is that “the informed consent of the subject is absolutely essential.”
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Chapter 1 – A Brief History, or “I’m from the government and I’m here to experiment on you.”
Join Ozymandias on the first chapter of the journey.
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Let’s Get Pessimistic About 2020
In which R C looks at the prospects for the 2020 elections, and sees little reason for optimism.
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Q’s Brain Toilet: Cinco de Q
Part, the Fifth.
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A Chronicle of the Insurgency, Part Four: Quid Pro Quo
Jayne Sandman’s Saturday evening soiree was as full of awkward groping as a teen party with no parents. Those who had heard the rumor were trying to make sure everyone else knew that they were in the know. Yet, nobody wanted to be the first to just blurt it out like a yokel from Manassas or Frederick. Many hints were dropped about a probable forthcoming announcement from a Senator from flyover country.
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1,703 Words
Glibertarians.com’s resident polemicist has something to say.
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The Art of Misdirection
There was an awkward pause and the three men looked again toward the corpse seated on the toilet as if they expected some change. Nobody wanted to look, but it somehow seemed disrespectful to not look.
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If You Can Beat Them, Join Them
Every woman’s worst nighmare, thought Angelica, your boyfriend going violent after he learns that you aborted your pregnancy. Earlier, Moira had said that her current boyfriend was some sort of church leader and that she had kept the pregnancy from him. It had to be one of the patriarchal religions since progressive boys understood it wasn’t their decision to make.
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