Catching up

WILLIAM A. JACOBSON

DEC 23, 2011 11:15 AM

With some links I’ve been saving but never got around to posting:

Wind energy industry is sucking up federal subsidies at an amazing pace, and it’s going to industry insiders.
Interesting article at Yale Law Journal about how impeachment is not, or at least should not be, the only way to remove federal judges. Hmmmm.
Not in favor of a Sarah Palin write-in campaign. It simply draws votes away from other not-Romneys. If she wants to run, she should run; it’s the same way I feel about others who have opted out but who still are talked about as jumping in.
A sign of irritation in Wisconsin. Nothing surprises me anymore.
Center for American Progress scrubbed its “Israel-Firsters” accusations. But not to worry, Glenn Greenwald still likes the term.
The guy who wrote the column about selling out Taiwan for Chinese debt forgiveness now says it all was a joke. Right.
New Dept. of Education guidelines boost race-based admission preferences.
Remember Luis Fortuño? There’s talk about him as a possible VP nominee, but I think it’s highly unlikely.

Question of the Day:

Is anyone working today? And if so, if you have one eye on this blog and the other eye on the clock, how is it that you are “working”?