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Jonah Goldberg has a great piece over at National Review Online about how the Congress and the President (as an institution) have ceased making any attempt to determine the constitutionality of laws prior to enacting them, instead just writing anything they want and leaving it up to future litigation — and eventually the U.S. Supreme [...] I am so sick of the global warming hysteria. Then today, I saw this exceptionally clever commercial. Designed to feature a product that won’t harm the environment, it instead makes me wonder if we are headed for a new environmental catastrophe. It’s an exceptionally clever commercial that keeps one guessing about the product nearly until [...] Image via WikipediaI’ve been wanting to write a post like this for a long time, and I was finally prompted to do so by Michael Ledeen’s piece in last Saturday’s Opinion Journal, “Iran and the Problem of Evil.” In it, he offers some generally accepted reasons (excuses) why the World was unable to stop [...] Image by Vaguely Artistic via FlickrPoor people aren’t funny. I don’t mean they can’t tell a joke. I mean that it’s not funny that there are poor people. Even in a country with the richest poor people on earth. Today is the 64th anniversary of the Allied invasion of occupied Europe, the most famous “D-Day” of them all. The heroism of these men remains inspiring. The evil they fought was horrifying. It is a day worth remembering. 
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