Archive for 2023

SUPREME COURT:  These days I wake up every morning wondering when we’ll hear from the Supreme Court in the Harvard/UNC cases.  Most likely it won’t be till June, but you never know.  In the meantime, here’s a reminder of one of the most powerful policy (non-legal) arguments against race-preferential admissions policies.

PROFITS ON UKRAINE AID: Daily Caller’s Micaela Burrow reports on Members of Congress who bought defense industry stocks and voted for more U.S. military aid to Ukraine.

HOUSE DEMS MUST GET PERMISSION FOR BATHROOM BREAKS: This morning’s update from the office of the House Democratic Whip includes this instruction:

**Members should report absences of any length to the Whip’s office via email … or by phone at x5-2020.

**Members must remain on the Floor until the Election for Speaker of the House is completed and until directed otherwise by the Whip’s office. Members should contact the Whip’s office immediately if they expect to be absent at any time.

UPDATE:

AND THE GOP WHIP’S MORNING NOTICE:

Good Friday morning. The House will meet at 12:00 p.m. for legislative business to continue the Election of the Speaker of the House.

Additional votes are possible. Please stay tuned for future alerts.

KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEFING: President Harris Really Stinks at Her Job. “When President Biden refers to ‘President Harris’ we should all ponder what might happen if she does end up with the title for real.”

MORE EVIDENCE THAT ON CAMPUS, SOME ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS. It’s creepy and corrosive to watch campuses repeatedly turn a blind eye to expression that is anti-Semitic or anti-white while instituting totalitarian crackdowns on those who say the same or even milder things about groups that are politically en vogue. I don’t believe America can survive with speech policing generally, but I know it can’t survive by making groups of people second-class citizens.

J. CHRISTIAN ADAMS: We need to talk about duplicate voter registrations.

You can’t run a clean election — especially with mail voting — when people are registered to vote more than once. All across America, some people are receiving multiple ballots because they are registered multiple times. This can happen far easier than you think. Unfortunately, some states are failing to do anything about the problem of duplicate registrations.

I’m unsurprised.

AT AMAZON, New Year Sale. #CommissionEarned