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Equal Protection Project Joins Asian-American Community Standing Against Reverse-Discrimination Of NY 'Equal Rights Amendment'

Sinwar's Death - Closure and Prayers for the Hostages

Inside the world of polling with Mark Mitchell from Rasmussen Reports -- Episode 12: Legal Insurrection Podcast

Madison Tea Party battleground more divided, entrenched than ever

Posted by Anne Segal on April 16, 2012 37 Comments

This past Saturday marked a change for the now-annual Wisconsin Tax Day Tea Party in Madison, Wisc. While thousands turned out -- an organizer said it was 6,300 -- it wasn't the masses that had showed up in the pouring rain last year to see...

When the Ivy League is all you know, Columbia is a country

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 16, 2012 23 Comments

The best and the brightest, writing about the Secret Service scandal in the country of Colombia consistently spell it "Columbia" like the University (h/t @BuzzFeedBen via @AlexPappasDC): ...

My favorite Obama prediction, headline and photo

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 16, 2012 23 Comments

“Barack Obama Deficit-Slayer”, by Matthew Yglesias, June 22, 2009: As the economy recovers, tax revenues will rise, social safety net outlays will fall, and stimulus measures will begin to tamp down. If we can assume further growth in 2011, the complete expiry of Recovery Act provisions, and...

Bloody mess

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 16, 2012 17 Comments

Considering the bumper sticker below, spotted in Ithaca, a little history lesson is in order: The Saint Patrick's Day Four (also, The Saint Patrick's Four, or SP4) are four American peace activists of Irish Catholic heritage who poured their own blood on the walls, posters, windows,...

Wild Turkeys

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 15, 2012 28 Comments

This video (via Above The Law, h/t tip from Badger Pundit) was taken on the edge of the Harvard Law School campus. The building in the opening shot is a new building where Wyeth Hall, the dorm I lived in first year, used to stand. They...

Pace University Holding 'Social Justice Week' With Emphasis on 'Equity'

Jewish Harvard Divinity Student Writes of 'the Betrayal of Campus Progressivism'

UConn May Cut Dozens of Majors

Harvard Sees Drastic Drop in Donations After Alumni Cut Ties Over School's Response to Antisemitism

Admissions Counselor at Gettysburg College Trashes Trump Supporters on Social Media

UPenn Working With Kamala Harris Adviser's Group to do 'Non-Partisan' Voter Outreach

The Catholic vote

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 15, 2012 78 Comments

but will they vote in larger numbers and against Obama this year? I'm not really in a position to assess that, so enlighten me. ...

The joys of being a small business owner in Obama’s America

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 15, 2012 38 Comments

A reader writes: Not sure if you have something planned for tax day, but thought you'd like a little perspective from the private sector. If you do use it, please hold back our names - a few of my clients are liberals! The joys of being a small business...

The Obama Great Failed Recovery

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 15, 2012 22 Comments

What is known in the media and Obama campaign speak as The Worst Recession Since The Great Depression, or The Great Recession, is Obama's excuse for everything. It's Bush's fault, Obama inherited all our problems, etc. The Bush Great Recession is Obama's pass to pass the buck. So keep in...

#Flytilla #fools #foiled

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 15, 2012 19 Comments

Via Jerusalem Post: Public Security Minister Yitzhak Aharonovitch told reporters at the airport Sunday, "As you can see, things are working normally at Ben-Gurion." The minister said the attempts by pro-Palestinian activists to enter Israel as part of the "flytilla" protest were still at their peak and...

Liberal female pundits belittling Ann Romney have disqualified themselves, too

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 15, 2012 50 Comments

Put aside, for the moment, the snotty and snide aspect of Hilary Rosen's comment that Ann Romney "never worked a day in her life." Put aside, for the moment, the psychological need of liberal female pundits to belittle a woman who chose a different path in life, while the person...

I wonder if he followed the Supreme Court oral arguments

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 15, 2012 31 Comments

From reader Benny who took these photos of stickers in the rear window of a van in Columbia, SC. Took these pics in a K-Mart parking lot a few hours ago...

Saturday Night Card Game (What is left of the Zimmerman-Martin racial narrative?)

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 14, 2012 57 Comments

I think this is a fair description of the racial narrative of the shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman: George Zimmerman (1) shot Trayvon Martin (2) because a black teenager in a hoodie is frightening (3) to whites, as proven by (4) Zimmerman's description of Martin as suspicious...

Standing with Rebecca Kleefisch

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 14, 2012 46 Comments

Thanks to Charlie Sykes for reminding us that Scott Walker is not the only target in the June 5 Wisconsin recall elections: Other conservative moms have been subjected sexist attacks, but few have had to endure the volume of vile epithets raw hate directed at Becky. She has...

The line runs rather directly from Sarah Palin hatred to Ann Romney hatred

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 14, 2012 114 Comments

A post at Bookroom Worm exploring the attacks on Ann Romney is getting a lot of attention: This transcends Leftist feminist sensibilities and touches upon a core issue in statism — namely, who raises the children? ...

“We” never believed them, only “you” did

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 14, 2012 38 Comments

Joel Brinkley, currently a Professor at Stanford who spent most of his career as a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, has a column in the San Francisco Chronicle titled Islamists in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia not democratic. The thesis of the column is that Westerners who took...

It still always ends badly

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 14, 2012 41 Comments

It always ends badly: A commenter using the pseudonym “Milwaukeean” has been active here for the past couple of weeks regarding the various court and other disputes in Wisconsin. Milwaukeean didn’t seem to cross the line from dissenter to troll, made some good points at times, and...

We may have a winner

Posted by William A. Jacobson on April 14, 2012 18 Comments

I'm not sure of what. From reader Steve, who writes: From a gentrified rural nursery in the Seattle metro area. ...