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HL 16 – An Uncomfortable Reason Abortions Have Declined

HL 16 – An Uncomfortable Reason Abortions Have Declined

This week we begin to find out which of President Trump’s campaign and transition promises are real, which just bombast or some combination.  A number involved abortion, including promises to place “pro-life” justices on SCOTUS, deprive Planned Parenthood of any...

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HL 14 – Emoluments, Legal Prostitutes and Tax Law 101

HL 14 – Emoluments, Legal Prostitutes and Tax Law 101

The contrast between the outgoing and incoming presidents during their swan and maiden performances on January 10 and 11 was the most severe your blogger and most Americans have ever experienced.  Not saying who appeared smarter, more dignified, gracious, germaphobic,...

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HL 13 – Has Jeff Sessions Changed? – The Only Question

HL 13 – Has Jeff Sessions Changed? – The Only Question

If Jeff Sessions is the same man rejected for a federal judgeship in 1986 and that is powerfully demonstrated, he should and just possibly might be denied confirmation as attorney general.  But, if he’s changed in those 30 plus years, there’s not only no chance of...

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HL 12 – Two Cheers for Andrew Cuomo

HL 12 – Two Cheers for Andrew Cuomo

Hopelessly Liberal’s November 23rd post offered some shelter from the coming storm, in state governments’ ability to advance progressive programs while we “figure out what the hell is going on” in Washington.¹ By virtue of its major nation-sized economy and...

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HL 11 – The North Koreanization of Russia

HL 11 – The North Koreanization of Russia

In the mid-1980s, before most could envision the Soviet Union’s collapse, William F. Buckley, National Review publisher and conservative icon, observed that without its military the U.S.S.R. was “a third-world country, sort of an India of the North.”  Buckley was...

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Books

Priceless Cover

Priceless: The Case that Brought Down the Visa/ MasterCard Bank Cartel

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Journal of the Plague Year: An Insider’s Chronicle of Eliot Spitzer’s Short and Tragic Reign