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How Many SCOTUS cases can you name?

September 29th, 2008 No comments

Off the top of my head, here are a few US Supreme Court cases I can name

Tinker vs Des Moines Independents Schools

Brown vs Board of Education

Roe v Wade

Bush v Gore

Dred Scott v Sandford (I did have to look up half of that case title)

There’s allegedly an undisclosed clip from the original Katie Couric interview of Sarah Palin where Gov. Palin is  only able to come up with one Supreme Court case.  (Roe v Wade)

I admit that the cases my mind comes up with are relatively old cases.  Bush v Gore is the most recent. But I am limiting myself to cases I can name.  And I’m not running for public office.  Allegedly after naming Roe v Wade, there wasn’t any stumbling on the part of Palin.  Just silence.  A blank mind.

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Sarah Palin’s Worldview

September 29th, 2008 No comments

Sarah Palin has the same worldview as a 7 year old

When Sarah Palin started babbling to Katie Couric about the “good guys” and “bad guys” in the Middle East, I had one immediate terrifying thought — she has the exact same worldview as my 7 year-old son, Sasha. He too in his childish mind, sees the world starkly divided into the two camps.

He also believes in superheroes with superpowers and monsters under the bed at night.

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Now there is one way that my 7 year-old does have an edge on Sarah Palin. He knows for a fact that dinosaurs walked the earth millions of years ago. He also knows that human beings were not around at the same time.

But then my son isn’t a creationist like our potential Vice President.

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GOP Continues to Violate Musician Copyright

September 5th, 2008 No comments

“Ann and Nancy Wilson are hoping the Republicans change their tune—and aren’t planning on waiting until November to find out.

The sisterly duo known as Heart sent a cease-and-desist notice to the McCain-Palin campaign Thursday afternoon after their hit “Barracuda” was used—twice—without permission as the official rallying cry for the vice presidential candidate after her nomination acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention.

John Mellencamp, Jackson Browne and Boston have all previously made noise about the GOP’s unauthorized use of their songs during this year’s campaign.

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