Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Alito’s decision is beautifully written and perfectly argued, but it’s long. Here’s a condensed version with commentary. Wolf Howling read through all 98 pages in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. He came away impressed with the legal reasoning and the accurate legal history. In terms of sheer legal intellectualism, the
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Between the Islamic terror attack on Nice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s decision to go full Bulworth, and Hillary’s semi-pass from Comey (a scathing indictment followed by a “get out of jail free” card), there’s been a bumper crop of stupidity in the Facebook feeds of my Lefty friends. I have to
Continue readingI haven’t had the heart or the stomach to read the Supreme Court decisions that came out today. (It’s not about content. It’s about the fact that, with rare exceptions, I find most Supreme Court decisions too horribly written and turgid to read.) I therefore didn’t discover this gem from
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