Well, we don't have to do what Idaho did:
A recent decision by the Idaho Supreme Court could help a region woman partially blinded after being struck by a foul ball at a 2009 RailCats game convince the Indiana Supreme Court to allow her to sue the baseball team.
A judge inadvertently blurts out the truth:
A court says local judges can't pick and choose which criminal records can be expunged from an individual's record under a new state law.
Want to wade into a thorough examination of positive rights vs. negative rights? Of course you do. Here's the case for positive rights, from a salon.com piece by Michael Lind:
Joe Donnelly on "dangerous" spending cuts:
Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., warned Monday that congressional budget cuts could shortchange the U.S. military and its suppliers – as well as America’s security.
Administration Consigliere Attorney General Eric Holder, Dream Stealer:
Today we learn a new phrase -- the Permanent Bipartisan Fusion Government -- and it says everything we need to know about politics today:
Now, why in the world did I read an interview with Al Gore by Ezra Klein about global warming and not see this coming?
Here's a good argument starter from Charles Krauthammer:
So finally it's come to this. Daniel Boone is seen by some as offensive:
Is a cartoon-like college mascot reminiscent of Daniel Boone -- right down to the legendary coonskin cap -- racist, sexist or otherwise offensive?
