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T-minus 37 days until my book deadline – but I couldn’t help but take a quick second to point this out today. It’s just too funny, really. The conservative movement is built on rage and anger – from Sean Hannity’s jeremiads to the racism/xenophobia at the core of the Right’s ideology to the hysterical attacks […]

In health care news today, the Wall Street Journal has an interesting writeup of Holland’s newly reformed national health care plan. Some of the changes sound pretty innovative, others sound potentially rife with problems. But it’s definitely interesting. More locally, the Grand Junction Sentinel reports that some legislators are starting to say we may not […]

( – promoted by Colorado Pols) The Denver Post’s resident “me first, everyone else be damned” conservative David Harsanyi does his best stenographer routine today, using his column to promote Aurora City Councilman Ryan Frasier’s (R) so-called “right to work” ballot initiative which proposes to force unions to collectively bargain for workers who refuse to […]

According to a U.S. magistrate judge of the federal court in Denver, no pro se litigants are allowed their day in court.  In this article, I will argue that this phenomenon cannot be fairly attributed to the explanation that they’re all completely inept but, rather, that life-tenured, $165K salaried judges are delegating all of these […]

Some of you, perhaps, may find the judicial scandal aspect of what’s been going on in Jefferson County less interesting but, perhaps, its worthy of your consideration. For years, Judge RuthAnne Polidori (recently retired), was considered the “matriarch” of the First Judicial District, located in Jefferson County (a/k/a the Taj Mahal).  Also, and not notably, […]

First, a disclaimer: I am actually Yevrahnevets using a second account (because I didn’t have my password with me). This is copied from a continuing conversation in last weekend’s open thread. I did not have time to cut out the entries that are less relevant to the continuing discussion: Please scroll past them if you […]

In an article entitled “Behind the Fall of Imus, a Digital Brush Fire” the front page of the The Wall Street Journal (subscription req.) reports on the role that Media Matters for America played in the eventual firing of Don Imus: At 6:14 a.m. on Wednesday, April 4, relatively few people were tuned into the […]