7 Articles

Saturday, July 26, 2008
People or Profit-- The Urban Gas Wars
We are experiencing a new phenomenon in Texas, a collision of gas drilling and production interests with the needs of urban dwellers. Texas laws were not written for this new situation, and for various reasons the Texas Railroad Commission, the state legislature, and city governments have not dealt with the issues. This struggle is setting a precedent for urban drilling all over the US. Read and heed.

Monday, June 23, 2008
Another Ineffective e-Voting Reform Bill that Solves Nothing
(13 comments) Why the hell do arrogant legislators keep bringing up ideas like this that they should know by now are flawed and not the best solution proposed by the scientists who have studied this for years? Is it arrogance, or is it a deliberate nod to an industry whose performance can only be interpreted as criminal fraud?

Saturday, June 21, 2008
Pragmatists, Team Players, Idealists, and Democracy
How many times have you been told. "You're not being pragmatic", or "You're not a team player"? My answer: "And this is a problem?"

Thursday, March 20, 2008
What would Jesus say?
(5 comments) Christianity is failing to live up to Jesus's commandments by conditioning Christians to ignore their responsibilities in a democratic society.

Thursday, December 13, 2007
Faces of Evil, Traitors, and the End of All We Hold Dear
A lament. A bleak assessment of our country and its prospects.

Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Moral Hazard, the Oath of Office, and Treason
(2 comments) It is the thesis of this essay that the creation and/or defense of laws and policies which create a moral hazard whose costs are borne by society at large is a violation of the oath of office, tantamount to treason, and should be so regarded by the justice system.

Thursday, July 12, 2007
Our justice system is broken. Lawyers must fix it.
Our justice system is broken. If it is to be repaired lawyers who believe in the Constitution must fix it.