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Brickbat: And the Horse You Rode in on, Too
Emmanuel Macron, French Prime Minister, stated that the COVID-19 policy he has is to “piss” people who have not been vaccinated. He said, “As far […]
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Quebec doesn’t mandate vaccination; it taxes the unvaccinated!
Quebec proposes a new law that will tax people who are not vaccinated. There is not a mandate. Canadian Civil Libertarians are concerned that the […]
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The New Voting Rights Bill Creates The Independent Office of Democracy Advance and Innovation
Wednesday evening’s House Rules Committee released a 735 page draft bill. This includes several voting rights provisions. Derek Muller posted a threadThis explains the most […]
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The Good News About Coronavirus: We Have Less Than Half the Greek Alphabet Left!
We’ve got enough to do with all the Greek letters. Right? Bad news! If you think that omicron is contagious then wait for o-mega. The […]
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How Progressives Ruined American Cities
London Breed, San Francisco’s Mayor, declared a State of Emergency in Tenderloin, San Francisco, on December 17th 2021. This will increase police presence in this […]
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The FTC jumps into Log4j cleanup with one foot
If it is to encourage remediation for the log4j problem, then the FTC’s other shoe, argue I, is in its mouth. The FTC has posted […]
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The New York Times Posts Pro-Rent-Control Cringe
Rent control is not a smart idea. We also learned that it is not funny. It is now The New York TimesA short documentary featuring […]
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The U.S. Immigration System Needs To Do More To Help Uyghurs
The world has recognized for years now that Uyghurs, members of a Turkic ethnic group who quantity about 13.5 million and principally reside in China, […]
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Lawsuit From Former Students Alleges Financial Aid Price Fixing at Elite Universities
A lawsuit was filed by the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Illinois Monday against sixteen elite universities. Plaintiffs claim that the schools […]
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Prof. Andrew Koppelman (Northwestern) on the Emory Law Journal Controversy
It is now notorious that the Emory Law Journal commissioned and then tried to censor, as “hurtful and unnecessarily divisive,” an article that denied the existence of systemic racism. Journal rejected the article after […]