By • Oct 06,2002

Law Is No Trivial Pursuit

I wonder if people treated the law as they treat the rules in games, would we really have all of the legal wrangling we’ve seen in New Jersey lately? I...

By • Oct 05,2002

Copyright and the Court’s Right

This week, the Supreme Court will listen to oral arguments in Eldred v Ashcroft. I don’t blame you if you haven’t heard about it; the case has not been publicized...

By • Oct 04,2002

At the Races

It was only recently that Democrats and their parrots in the mainstream media were predicting a huge Democratic sweep in November’s mid-term elections. The Mid-term elections are often called the...

By • Oct 04,2002

TheTruth.Con-descension

Please allow me to preface this commentary by stating that I am not a smoker. Personally, I find cigarette smoke to be rather nauseating. However, if I turn on my...

By • Oct 03,2002

On immigration, Democrats

Last week the Wall Street Journal editorial team took a major step in the debate on immigration reform. They suggested that there ought to be one. Immigration is the most...

By • Oct 02,2002

The President’s Scare Tactics

As President Bush attempts to stir up war sentiment, there seems to be no limit to his efforts to scare the American people. Rather than honestly assessing Saddam Hussein as...