American lawyer and activist (born 1934)
Joey Garrison writes for USA Today about Biden supporters’ campaign against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Haunted by election spoilers of the past, President Joe Biden’s Democratic allies have mobilized against…
Haisten Willis of the Washington Examiner reports Democrats’ response to the prospect of a viable third-party presidential candidate in 2024. The prospect of a third-party candidate in the 2024 presidential…
Charitable action is often mutually beneficial in that not only does the recipient benefit, but also the giver benefits from satisfying an altruistic desire to help those in need. Conversely,…
It’s likely by now you’ve heard about United Airlines forcibly ejecting a passenger from a flight. The flight was overbooked, there weren’t enough volunteers to stay behind, so a computer…
(Cross-posted at CarolinaJournal.com) CityLab.com, a website on urban policy published by The Atlantic Monthly, reports that the High-Occupancy Tolling project on Interstate 77 north of Charlotte won a dubious honor,…
John Fund‘s latest column at National Review Online explores former Democratic presidential candidate Jim Webb’s criticism of his party’s front-runner for the 2016 presidential nomination. “Hillary Clinton should be called…
Michael Barone‘s latest column for the Washington Examiner delves into the prospects for a partisan realignment in 2016. There’s no question that the partisan divisions have shifted little in recent…
He’s still full of nonsense, of course, but famed consumer advocate and lefty politico Ralph Nader is unwilling to let a Fortune magazine interviewer goad him into accepting responsibility for…
One might have thought that the recent American housing collapse would have united policymakers and analysts around the goal of getting the government as far away from Fannie Mae and…
National Review Online ran an editorial today about 12th Dist. Democrat Mel Watt’s nomination by President Obama to be head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency titled “Wall Street’s Favorite…
Jim McTague‘s latest “D.C. Current” column in Barron’s offers evidence that free-market enthusiasts are not necessarily blind to markets’ flaws. Yet McTague also highlights the problem of trusting government regulators…
In yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, Nader had a piece in which he called for a much larger increase in the minimum wage than even Obama is demanding. In the letter…