Spring Break
Honesty is hard to find in politics - the art of saying what one thinks others want to hear. If getting elected is the ultimate goal, then there is little incentive to disclose past transgressions. However, it is comforting to see politicians, especially presidential candidates, buck this trend. (0) comments
Having conducted an anti-thorough and thoroughly unprofessional review of the happenings of the world in the last few weeks, it seems fair to say that recent times haven't been the best of times for common sense and sanity. An amateur would conclude that there's nothing quite so sensible that it can't be contorted into terrible nonsense, provided one has enough idle man-hours and bureaucratic man-power to do so. (1) comment
On Nov. 20, the Supreme Court announced its interest in deciding the scope of the Second Amendment - the right to bear arms. Previously, the Supreme Court has often sided with the states right to legislate gun control laws and has generally interpreted the Constitution to focus on a militia rather than individual rights. (16) comments
If you've tuned into a 24-hour news channel at any point in the last few weeks, you know there is something big going on in Annapolis. Day in, day out, from every news agency in the world, Annapolis has found its place as the buzzword of newscasters who like to pretend they know what they are talking about. (0) comments
If you like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, meet me at Huskies for Nickel Night - I'll be wearing a heart on my arm. Today I got a blank fortune in my fortune cookie. Are the fortune cookie writers are on strike too? It would be great if the Commentaries could be a bit more ignorant. (0) comments