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I hate to be a party pooper. And really, I don’t mean to be one. It’s just that I’m conflicted over this new anti-discrimination bill.
Yesterday the House passed what some are calling a momentous bill, which was to a degree bi-partisan in its support, that expands anti-discrimination law to protect people against employment discrimination based on actual or perceived sexual orientation...

For those who have been with us since the beginning of Tort Deform, you have heard us talk about how the challenges faced by the Ground Zero workers are in many ways emblematic of all those seeking justice in our nations’ courts and administrative bureaucracies...

In the wake of the fifth anniversary of 9/11 we all have a lot of remembering to do.
First and foremost, we must remember the lives we lost on that horrible day.
Second, and perhaps at this point, even more urgently, we need to remember and take steps to assist those first responders, cleanup workers, and downtown residents who have become sick from exposure to the contaminants released by the WTC site....

From the LA Times:
The likely nominee to head [The Department of] Justice’s Office of Legal Policy, Mark Gitenstein, worked as a lobbyist for the [Chamber of Commerce] between 2000 and 2008, helping his firm earn more than $6 million in fees, according to federal lobbying...