Month: April 2006

As we read in a link first seen on FARK, Tennessee’s Emergency Management Agency went out of its way to hire a disbarred lawyer — who was convicted of taking out a hit on his own wife to get the… Continue Reading →

This is a very surprising and pleasant development — powerful enough to motivate The Wife and I to stay in Tennessee! Since this is such a big deal, I’ve reprinted most of the article below. Bipartisan Ceremony Marks Dedication of… Continue Reading →

We see it right here in Knox County. In spite of a recent ruling of the Tennessee Supreme Court affirming that term limits can apply to county commisioners, 12 of the 15 Knox County commissioners are running for re-election despite… Continue Reading →

I recently discussed with The Wife the appalling state of high level academia, infected as it is with deconstructionism, critical theory, postmodernism, and other such nonsense. She didn’t believe me until I was able to show her the random postmodernist… Continue Reading →