Year: 2009
Please Support the Rights of This Feminazi Scumbag
Really. For those of you who think I’m going all Rush Limbaugh with this “feminazi” stuff: chill. I’m talking about Elisha Strom, the now ex-wife of convicted kiddie porn felon, the loathesome Neonazi Kevin Alfred Strom. (The two of them had a falling out of some sort. Nazis, like other people, find breaking up hard… Read more
Coupon Madness
Over at Simple Justice, Scott Greenfield has taken time off from bashing marketers to bash coupon settlements. That’s when some lawyers initiate a lawsuit against a corporation on behalf of a large number of people, and then settled for a payment that allows the corporation to send out some sort of redeemable coupon instead of… Read more
Success Attracts the Wolves at Google
Reason‘s Brian Doherty raises the alarm about Justine Varney, the new head of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division. According to a Wired article, she might be planning to go after Google. The technology industry, she said, was coming under the sway of a dominant behemoth, one that had the potential to stifle innovation and squash… Read more
Burnett Draughn, Rest In Peace
Burnett Draughn, 1919 – 2009 My father, Burnett Draughn, was born in on Decoration Day, May the 30th, in 1919, somewhere near Daniel’s Branch, Kentucky. He was Joe and Melissa Draughn’s eighth child out of an eventual total of ten. My dad liked to say that he had nine brothers and sisters, and every one… Read more
Obama’s Getting Alinskied
You’ve been hearing about it: Democratic representatives, home on the August recess, are — at least some of them — holding the traditional “town hall” meetings to hear from voters in their districts. And some of them are hearing yelling. Lots of yelling. The folks on the left have a simple explanation: this is a… Read more