(G)Libertarian Presidential Voting
Well?
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Category: Federal Power
Medieval Hypoxic Shock
Definitely an album title for a German Metal band.
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Hey Buddy, Stop Doing That! Part 4
A blast from the past tries to help Jack and the other guy.
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Of Trumptards and Crypto-Progs
The political internet has come up with the concepts of right-libertarianism and left-libertarianism. The reason for this….
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Economics Corner with Paul Krugman and Winston’s Mom
Hey Spud! It looks like they’re closing down a bunch of Steak and Shakes. You’ll have to find a...
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Civil War II: Branch Covidian standoff edition (episode 4)
When all is said and done, there are way too many variables to cover in a single article.
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The Day Previously Known As Tax Day Poll
Thanks, COVID-19!
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The Essential Way to Destroy Rights
It’s business as usual for me and mine.
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Fun with State Boundaries
How about it?
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US Dollar Hospitalized After Stimulus Overdose
Dateline Washington
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COVID19 and the NAP: A Legal/Ethical Analysis, Pt. 2 of 2
In Part 1, I ended with Learned Hand’s famous cost-benefit formulation in the Law of Negligence.
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Drunk on Statistical Power (or Sucking Cohen’s d)
“To mind one’s own business is a purely negative and unproductive injunction, but, taking social matters as they are just now, it is a sociological principle of the first importance. There might be developed a grand philosophy on the basis of minding one’s own business.” — William Graham Sumner, 2nd President of the American Sociological Association
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COVID19 and the NAP: A Legal/Ethical Analysis, Pt. 1 of 2
These kinds of questions around the coronavirus are at the heart of any serious course on jurisprudence….
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The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 3)
This is part 3, of at least 6, articles on the Beer Wars.
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Social Security and Me
I’ll try to explain how these things have affected my wife and me.
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Chapter 24: After Action
I feel compelled to offer a kind of “after action report” or lessons learned section on the AVIP.
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Chapter 23: Conviction
When Court ended that day, I knew that either we got a stay by the next morning or David Ponder and Jason Stonewall would be going to jail.
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Chapter 21: Back to Okinawa
At Dulles, I left without saying more than a brief goodbye.
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Chapter 20: Why?
Given how flawed the program has been from its inception – and all of the documents involved are public records, most of which were created by the U.S. government itself – the most salient question becomes ‘why?’
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