Obama Wants to Redistribute Our Sovereignty with the Law of the Sea Treaty
By: Jake (Diary) | May 28th at 01:25 PM |
From the diaries by Neil One of the problems we find in politics these days is the rash of bills with rather Orwellian titles. The best example in recent years is the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (you know, Obamacare). But fortunately, some things have titles that are all too appropriate. The Law of the Sea Treaty is one of them, which is rather | Read More »
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Barack Obama,
Bill Clinton,
Dick Lugar,
George Bush,
Jeff Sessions,
Jim Inhofe,
John Cornyn,
Law of the Sea,
LOST,
michelle malkin,
Orrin Hatch,
Roger Wicker,
Ronald Reagan,
Senate,
sovereignty,
UN,
UNCLOS,
United Nations
Of a certain Mississippi poll on marriage, and of those who make hay of it
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | April 8th at 09:00 AM |
Normally when I come across a poll to analyze, I’ll put on my impartial poll analysis hat and run it both at RedState and UnlikelyVoter. However seeing this new push poll by Public Policy Polling and the shamefully credulous response by Doug Mataconis at Outside the Beltway, I don’t want to hold back. I want to tell it like it is, and why unless some | Read More »
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Barack Obama,
Doug Mataconis,
Haley Barbour,
Loving v Virginia,
marriage,
Mississippi,
Outside the Beltway,
public policy polling,
Randall Terry,
Roger Wicker,
Tom Jensen
Tech at Night: Net Neutrality, Search Neutrality, Consumer Reports push polling, Internet Tax
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | March 12th at 03:30 AM |
As I began work on tonight’s late Tech at Night, reports came out of an explosion at a nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture, Japan. As Japan continues to deal with an unimaginably strong earthquake and then a devastating tsunami caused by that quake, I hope nobody takes those special circumstances and tries to argue against clean, effective power generation technology in the general case. | Read More »
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antitrust,
Barack Obama,
Commerce Department,
Consumer Reports,
CTIA,
Darrell Issa,
Earthquakes,
FCC,
Federal Spectrum Relocation,
Free Press,
Fukushima,
Gigi Sohn,
Google,
Internet Tax,
iPhone,
Japan,
joe barton,
Julius Genachowski,
Mark Warner,
Marsha Blackburn,
MICC,
Microsoft,
Mike Lee,
Net Neutrality,
Olympia Snowe,
Polls,
Privacy,
Roger Wicker,
Ron Wyden,
Search Neutrality,
Sendai,
tea party,
wireless