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Archive for April, 2008
I guess Twitter does have a purpose?
Of all of the new online social networking technologies that have been developed in the last three years, the one that I have been the most apprehensive towards trying is Twitter. For those who aren’t familiar with Twitter, or its concept, it’s basically a short-form blog that allows you to keep your friends, network, etc [...]
Where ‘States Rights’ Sometimes Get Complicated
I read an interesting op-ed today in the Washington Times titled “Child Rapist” by Horace Cooper, a Senior Fellow at the American Civil Rights Union. The op-ed essentially went over a case that was recently heard before the Supreme Court, Kennedy v. Louisiana, and asked: who should decide the punishment for a crime, the legislature [...]
Is the Government Rewarding Irresponsibility?
I’ve made many posts here regarding my opposition to an alarming trend that I’ve seen growing rampantly here in Washington, a trend that all Americans will pay for, but only a few will reap the benefits of – government bailouts. While the unorthodox treatment that Bear Stearns got from the Federal Reserve a few weeks [...]
Virtual Fence Yields Literal Disaster
I know I’ve said on many occasions that the government is notorious for wasting money; however you would think that when it came to something as simple as the concept of a fence, they would be able to get it right eventually. I guess those of us that made that assumption have been proven wrong. [...]
Going Green without Government Mandates, the Real Solution
Since today is Earth Day, I figured that I would take this opportunity to make a post that is political in nature, but also addresses a bigger challenge that the United States is facing. Obviously there is enormous support behind the movement that is striving to eradicate global warming and I give them a lot [...]
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