MicroGroks
Yesterday, as I write this on Friday for publishing on Saturday) was a complete sinkhole. Got absolutely nothing done in any aspect. Yes, there were reasons, and all of them led to one thing – I was in no mood to write. Hey, it happens.
In an increasingly rare 9-0 decision, the US Supreme Court has given the Administrative Statr a little pat on the bottoms of the Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission, though the decision has broader implications.
The 1948 Administrative Powers Act gave the Executive Branch, 75 years down the line, the Powers to be its own Government. I hate Congress for passing it and, in doing so, making itself irrelevant. Congress can’t even do their primary jobs anymore.
Once again, we can see that the shiny and bright conservative armor that the Union Leader wore in decades past has turned rusty and tarnished. Never would I have expected to read a UL written Op-Ed actively advocating against the separation of responsibilities and Powers between the Legislative Branch and the Executive Branch, A quick …
If you read Imprimis from Hillsdale College, this landed in your mailbox last week. President Larry Arn writes about ‘Education as a Battleground,’ which includes that startling graph you see above.
BUMPED from 9/30/2012: MaggieCare. Having just put up a video, HARD WORK, for Don Bolduc (for US Senate), I remember this about Maggie Hassan’s attempt to “nationalizing” NH’s hospitals and putting with a “Commission” that would have been beyond the reach of voters (sorta like what Democrat US Senator Elizabeth Warren did with the Consumer …
I love the way the German language synthesizes words. This beauty was coined by Hannah Arendt when covering the trials of Adolf Eichmann and his administrative staff of “Desk Murderers!” Now is the time to ask whether our corporate hospitals, following the guidelines of the administrative state, are in fact hotbeds of “Schreibtischtäter.”
Sheesh. Week ago Monday was the Gilford School Board meeting where they were going to revisit Masking on a District basis given the rise of infection in our local area. Both sides were well represented – certainly, I was on the side that it is the PARENTS’ decision even if the kids are “in the …
Can a federal government that acknowledges no limits to its scope, and that responds promiscuously to the multiplying appetites of proliferating factions, make choices that serve the society’s long-term interests? The answer, based on the avalanche of evidence from current governance, is an emphatic “no.” The evidence is in the rise of the administrative state …
Notable Quote – George Will, Prof. Don Boudreaux Read More »
I’ve never studied Andrew Jackson’s history but it is clear now why the Democrats “disposed” of him as part of their “Jefferson-Jackson” dinners. He no longer fits their “narrative” nor their ideology.
