just thinking out loud
To follow up on my last post, the media is clearly propagandizing against Palin, the Tea Partiers, conservative talk radio, and the like, but they aren’t doing it very well. Before I was a lawyer, I was a 37F in the U.S. Army Reserve (the ‘F’ is pronounced phonetically as ‘foxtrot’). The military occupation specialty code 37F [...]
By profession, I am a research attorney. I perform legal research and write briefs for other attorneys on a contract basis. A legal brief, if you are not familiar with legal terminology, is a piece of persuasive writing that educates the judge on the relevant law and presents your arguments to the court. When you [...]
Although someone reading over this blog’s archives would probably deduce that I am fanatical Palin backer, I am really not. I very much like the idea of Palin (small town girl makes good, etc.), and do not think she is much — if any — worse than other prominent Republicans, but I do not automatically [...]
If you have not heard, Sarah Palin just announced that she is resigning the governorship of Alaska effective the end of this month (see, e.g, here). I have not listened directly to her remarks, but on Twitter (@AKGovSarahPalin) she said: “We’ll soon attach info on decision to not seek re-election… this is in Alaska’s best [...]
Moral ambiguity hates clarity. I have been trying to figure it out, and I think that is the answer.
Thanks to Drudge for the headline (and link). If you haven’t yet had your recommended daily allowance of self-righteous, clueless drivel, I recommend this article on Politico.
