CEI strikes back at the AG of the Virgin Islands.
Category Archives: Law
Title IX
As Megan McArdle tweeted, it’s almost like college administrators think that Stalin’s show trials got a bad rap.
The Irony Of RICO
Several states Attorneys General and green groups colluded to go after a false conspiracy theory.
See, if we had an U.S. Attorney General who actually cared about the law, she’d be going after them with RICO, instead of private organizations.
The Minimum Wage
How it helped wreck Puerto Rico’s economy.
Let’s do it here!
[Update a while later]
Minimum wage, maximum ignorance.
It’s almost as though they want to blight the lives of the young and working poor.
Ken Starr
Of course, the media has developed a “strange new respect” for him.
The Space Renaissance Act
Bridenstine has introduced his bill. It has its own domain. Haven’t read yet, but will have thoughts when I have.
Wisconsin Loser
…issues loser statement on losing.
What a dummy.
As Steve Hayes and others have suggested, every reporter in every interview should demand that he provide evidence that Cruz broke the law.
BREAKING: The Trump campaign has just released another statement! pic.twitter.com/Dd53f1RixV
— Right Scoop (@trscoop) April 6, 2016
So much fun listening to Trump whining like a baby over how delegate allocation works. Wait until he finds out about third-party runs.
— Apostle To Morons (@Rand_Simberg) April 6, 2016
[Update a couple minutes later]
Irony:
Surprise Trump visit at Wisconsin polling station may have violated the law https://t.co/XKIMA0PYF1 pic.twitter.com/HZLZAD59dD
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) April 6, 2016
[Update a few minutes later]
Why Carly Fiorina is such a good surrogate.
She’d be an excellent VP pick for Cruz.
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Will Trump learn from Wisconsin?
Magic 8 Ball says, “Outlook not so good.”
If Donald Trump's hopes now rest on him not being Donald Trump, his campaign is in trouble. https://t.co/clBzhY1zoC
— Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) April 6, 2016
[Update a while later]
I love this:
As our own John Podhoretz noted, Donald Trump has lowered the bar for himself to such an extent that even displaying the ability to read a prepared text from a teleprompter compels some political analysts to coo over Trump’s “presidential” comportment. It is certainly true that another display of basic literacy may force some columnists to make their peace with Donald Trump as the likely Republican nominee. But that person — the rational, reassuring, policy wonk – is a fabrication. The real Donald Trump, who reveals himself in the candidate’s extemporaneous ramblings, refuses to be stifled. Candidates set the tone for their campaigns; not the other way around. The Trump campaign is a reflection of the reality of their candidate, and the reality is just nuts.
Let’s make him Commander in Chief!
Five Years After The Feds Went To War Against College Sex
…the students are going to sue.
About time.
[Update a few minutes later]
In which a college clears a student of rape, then retries and convicts him under an insane system.
Administrators shouldn’t have immunity from lawsuits in cases like this.
Hillary’s FBI Interview
Salon (of all places) has ten questions that could derail her political career (and possibly send her to Club Fed):
Unlike loyal Hillary supporters who view the marathon Benghazi hearings to be a badge of courage and countless prior scandals to be examples of exoneration, the FBI didn’t spend one year (investigating this email controversy) to give Clinton or her top aides parking tickets. They mean business, and lying to an FBI agent is a felony, so Hillary Clinton and her aides will be forced to tell the truth. The doublespeak involving convenience and retroactive classification won’t matter to seasoned FBI agents whose reputations are on the line; the entire country feels there’s a double-standard regarding this email controversy.
Because there is, of course. But much of the Democrat machine is in denial, and cannot imagine a world in which a Clinton would ever actually have to be accountable for their crimes.
[Update a while later]
Any one or more of these four laws should mean jail for Hillary and her top aides. Here‘s the linked article.
Where Is Superman When We Need Him?
A bald supervillain threatens to destroy California.
Heh.
Pro tip to Jerry Brown: If something doesn’t make sense economically, it can’t possibly make sense morally or socially. It just destructive virtue signalling that wrecks lives (particularly those of young people).