The Michael Brown Case, Update 12: Disparate Impact vs. The Rule Of Law
The Federal Depart of (in) Justice has finally admitted what I reported in Update 11: Injustice and Truth, there is no …
Author Archives: Mike McDaniel
The Netanyahu Speech: Real Alternatives
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made history yesterday (March 03, 2015). Not only was he the second world stage leader …
The Trayvon Martin Case: Three Years On
February 26 was the third anniversary of the death of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida. Sanford was not actually Martin’s …
Obama and Iran: The Delusions of Clowns
The leader of the free world spoke to a joint session of Congress today. Barack Obama refused to attend, refused …
New Jersey: 0; Liberty: 1
In a recent article–Liberty: New Jersey Screws The Pooch Again–I wrote about the plight of 72-year old retired teacher and …
Respect Me Or Else!
Among the first things I teach my students every year is the difference between self-respect and self-esteem. Self-esteem is nothing …
Education: It Has Nothing To Do With That Anymore…
This week, I need to get a few things off my chest, so to speak. Malcolm Forbes said:” if you …
Education, Corruption And The Rule Of Law
Jim Schutze in the Dallas Observer has a remarkable story about how a lone good guy can make a difference, …
Israeli Warplanes: Friend or Foe?
This report has not, to my knowledge, been absolutely confirmed as yet, but the horror of it is virtually no …
Safe Spaces And Acronym Incoherence
I sometimes have a bit of fun at the expense of various politically correct victim groups, making gentle parodies or …
Gun Control Lies: Micro Stamping
Writing a weekly article for The Truth About Guns is an interesting experience. TTAG is the most read gun blog on …
Barack Obama: Three Billion Here, 150 Billion There…
Money, the saying goes, is the root of all evil. It surely regularly trips up corrupt politicians–as long as there …
Giving of Oneself
All too often these days we read stories of teachers violating their oaths by engaging in improper relationships with students. …
No, It’s Not My Fault
Much, of late, has been written about the plight of the black family, “the black family” commonly being a generalized …
