Eric Holder’s Quest For Permanent Affirmative Action

    Much of importance has been lost in the picayune minutiae of our daily political debate. Much that happens in modern American government is not the result of democratic decision. Instead things increasingly happen by bureaucratic ukase. Thus, which political party populates the Federal Bureaucracy becomes an issue that could decide just where our nation heads politically. Recently the court case Fisher v. University of Texas | Read More »

    Jim Webb’s spectacular flame-out.

    Oh, Jimmy. Forty years ago, as the United States experienced the civil rights movement, the supposed monolith of White Anglo-Saxon Protestant dominance served as the whipping post for almost every debate about power and status in America. After a full generation of such debate, WASP elites have fallen by the wayside and a plethora of government-enforced diversity policies have marginalized many white workers. The time | Read More »