Author: Dorian Davis

By Dorian Davis • Jun 24,2008

I Don’t (But I Might Soon)

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By Dorian Davis • May 05,2008

Raising the Barr

Like most national politicians, former Republican Congressman Bob Barr is skilled in the art of generic political rhetoric, the fine art of saying a lot without saying much at all....

By Dorian Davis • Jul 23,2007

The Record Industry Is Watching You

“I have no privacy,” sang one-hit wonder Rockwell, as he crept around the long, shadowy hallways of his eerie, empty house, under the watchful eyes of intruders, both real and...

By Dorian Davis • Jun 27,2007

Vigilantes and Live Free or Die Hard

“You won’t hurt me,” says a confident Tony, a blonde, sweat-suit-clad terrorist, who is holding a Los Angeles office building hostage, as he stares down the barrel of a pistol...