I guess I’m more into personal blog entries for the moment. (I know me. That will change.) Well, I sorta know me. 😉 I have a belief about how minds come to be and how persons construct themselves such that I like taking tests to find out more about me. Humans are very complex critters. […]

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I have the unfortunate privilege of adding a new category to my blog. On December 31, 2003, at 7:52 a.m., a surgeon called to let me know that an innocuous mole of which I’d grown tired had turned out not to be so innocuous after all.

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Uh…I don’t know what else to say about this. Wow. Wouldn’t it be better to have the government just implant computer chips into everyone’s skull at birth regardless of where we’re born?

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California’s cities are looking for new sources of revenue due to the Governator’s decimation of their budgets by repealing the car tax. He did this immediately after the farcical show we Californians nostalgically refer to as “the election” wherein big business hires actors to pretend to be knowledgable political and social engineers to front for […]

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Interesting, nu? The mystery is why Ashcroft, after resisting the appointment of a special prosecutor for several months, changed his mind. One exciting possibility is that Karl Rove, whom Plame’s husband, former diplomat Joseph Wilson, fingered early on, has emerged as a serious suspect. (Rove was a political consultant on two of Ashcroft’s gubernatorial campaigns […]

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Thanks to The Volokh Conspiracy — a blog I highly recommend for those interested in law (and politics) — I ran across this little gem.

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While there are numerous reasons for me not to run for President of the United States, perhaps one of the strongest things holding me back is this: The party’s rank and file want a candidate who is running, as the Dean slogan puts it, to take our country back. This is no time for a […]

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