Moving exempt government employees into non-exempt positions at the end of an administration isn’t new at any level of government. Apparently, the Biden administration is going to take it to a brand new high – 3,000 partisans going to the …
This Little Piggy . . . Read Post »
I graduated from Law school at the University of Texas/Austin, and I took several constitutional law classes, always my favorites. I never really planned to practice law, so homing in, to the degree that I could, on the legal issues …
My Constitutional Law Professor . . . Read Post »
I’m not a youngster, and I’ve worked politics for many, many years, so I must admit to reacting with mild shock to a couple of President Trump’s nominees. Both Matt Gaetz for the AG spot and Pete Hegseth for Sec-Def …
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not!!! Read Post »
Oh my, oh my. Well, I finally watched “Am I Racist.” It’s hard to know what to say. But one thing I can tell you is that the “race hustling” industry in America is alive and well! Not a dang …
“Am I Racist” . . . Redux Read Post »
I’m just going to cut and paste John Stewart’s remarks here, first because I try not to use language like this, e—n with silly bl—ks! And second is that I would really like Democrats to pay attention to it. And …
Did He Really Just Say That? Read Post »
November’s short stories are a series of wrap-up thoughts on the election . . . I’m also hoping for just a few weeks of not being called names!
Hollywood poised to wave bye bye . . .
Oh dear, oh …
November Pocket-sized Punditry Read Post »
Hindsight and all that stuff . . . it’s kind of important in this case. I knew that Trump would win, but I must admit to being more than a little surprised that he won this big. And I was …
