Perfectly Legal, But Wrong

When “perfectly legal” is a lame excuse for doing the wrong thing

Society and Politics

The Shame of Ashvegas

The Shame of Ashvegas

Police no longer protect and serve, but see “war” and “battlespace.” How did the right of protest become an act of aggression against “law and order.” It did not.

Ethics and the Coronavirus

Ethics and the Coronavirus

In the United States, business executives are foregoing first class tickets on commercial airlines in favor of private planes. The well-to-do have begun traveling to more remote locations. Concierge doctors are seeing a rise in wealthy clients consulting on best practices to avoid the virus.

Shallow, Self-Serving Lies About “the Deep State”

Shallow, Self-Serving Lies About “the Deep State”

President Trump’s senior policy advisor, Steven Miller, has played the “deep state” card in responding to the news that President Trump tried to use taxpayer fund to persuade the Ukrainian government to investigate possible corruption there by Joe Biden’s son. The CIA...

Jeffrey Epstein’s Army of Attorneys

Jeffrey Epstein’s Army of Attorneys

It is clear to most informed readers that no real justice was done in Jeffrey Epstein’s 2006 federal case. In that case, given to the FBI when Palm Beach police became convinced that state prosecutors were soft-peddling Epstein’s activities, Epstein was accused of...

Loyalty, Lies, and the Rule of Law

Loyalty, Lies, and the Rule of Law

Our U.S. Attorney General has become the Attorney in Particular.  The particular? Bill Barr is now clearly loyal to one person, and not to the people of the United States, or even the U.S. Constitution....