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Barbara Vicevich
As an attorney, this news from yesterday really struck home. Paul Clement, a partner in the very high profile national law firm, King and Spalding, resigned from the firm. That alone is not particularly newsworthy, but the reason he resigned is.
Admittedly, I’ve given away the answer because of the image to the left of this post, but, let me explain their rationale.
College Republicans at the University of California Merced pulled out the video camera for a redistribution experiment. Organizers asked students with “excessive” GPAs to give up a portion of their own GPA to students having a tough time meeting graduation requirements. Guess how many were willing to help out?
Don’t pay any attention to what the young president says, watch what he’s doing and what he’s doing is choking off oil exploration in the United States slowly and deliberately. If the lefties win on this one America is not doomed to second place, America is doomed to be in last place.
If you’re keeping a running tally of the institutions and nations that are warning America to stop spending or else, I’m up to three, but maybe I missed a few. Last week it was Standard & Poor’s lowering the boom on America’s debt. Well it’s only Monday and we already have two more warnings: one…
Given how much college costs most parents today, I can understand if they complain about their children taking courses that have little application in the real world. Well fear not my little mobsters, here’s a course your kids can use right out of school. Let’s just give this course a subheading of “ how to…
An executive order is in the works to implement parts of the Disclose Act that failed to pass Congress. Federal contractors must already provide information about donations to politicians, now they would need to provide details about donations to independent groups. Federal employee unions – of course – would be exempt from this requirement.