The Constitution guarantees Americans certain inalienable
rights, but nowhere does it guarantee the right to “not be
offended.”
Apparently some at Harvard Law need to brush up on their
constitutional studies.

Forces at the National Organization of Women have been telling
women how they should act for the last 30 years. Now, with the
release of its Feminist Primetime Television Report, it is also
telling them what to watch.

Alleged Washington area snipers John Lee Malvo and John Muhammad
may have unwittingly claimed yet another victim: the movement
against juvenile execution.
The archaic practice of putting juveniles to death was falling
out of fashion prior to the shooting spree but has unfortunately
been revitalized following the apprehension of 17-year-old
Malvo.

California voters move in mysterious ways. On Tuesday night,
they inexplicably voted for a governor that has been plagued by
corruption, and then turned around and rejected a proposition that
would have plagued our voting system with corruption.

With election day fast approaching, gubernatorial candidate Bill
Simon is just days away from achieving the impossible: getting Gov.
Gray Davis re-elected.
This is bad news for Californians because while Bill Simon may
not be a perfect fit for the state’s highest office, Gray
Davis has already proven his inability to govern.

Students walking past Westwood Plaza Monday afternoon came face
to face with a political maelstrom.
In front of a cheering crowd, left-leaning speakers lashed out
against conservative positions on a host of issues, ranging from
the Racial Privacy Initiative to the potential war in Iraq.

In Wichita, Kansas one of the most gruesome mass murder trials
of the last decade is wrapping up.
It entails the kind of “hate crime” that garners
national attention.

While campaigning for Al Gore in the 2000 election, actress
Whoopi Goldberg explained to a large L.A. crowd why the public
ought to listen to celebrities on the subject of politics.

Never too far from controversy, the UC Board of Regents is once
again debating the polarizing issue of UC admissions ““ and if
the past is any indicator, things could get ugly.

British intelligence or Iraqi intelligence: Which do you
trust?
The answer to that question has significant implications for the
United States because if we believe the British, war is in our
future.