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Really old, wrinkly men are suggesting that the federal government reinstate the ’70s-era 55mph speed limit. While I have no problem supporting an improved energy policy, setting a 55mph speed limit is not going to help anyone. If people are cutting back on travel now, think what will happen when … continue reading: National speed limit once again being proposed Well, I took the first of my finals today, this one being for MFG 202, The History of Creativity 1500-Present. The test wasn’t too bad because I’d crammed like crazy for it. The tests are basically just a test of memorization and basic comprehension, with essays graded at about the same level at those for AP US History. I’m just looking … continue reading: Finals begin There’s a great article today on Anderson Cooper’s blog by Carl Bernstein about how Senator Clinton has a tendency of misstating important facts. For those who don’t know, Carl Bernstein was one of the two reporters who cooperatively broke the story of the Watergate … continue reading: Clinton’s biographer calls her out on obfuscations Thanks to SNL’s skit last Saturday, the debate over fairness in the news media has found a new proponent in Senator Clinton. First of all, let me say that I love SNL, but at the same time, I recognize that it’s a comedy show based in NYC, not a think tank out of Washington. The media does have a responsibility to … continue reading: Fairness in political media coverage Romney’s withdrawal from the race has left many people here in Utah extremely confused. With their favorite candidate out of the race, they have no clue whatsoever as to whom they will now support. Many will probably choose not to vote at all in the general elections. Others, who would classify themselves as strong conservatives, must decide between the remaining contenders: McCain, … continue reading: Romney’s legacy in Utah |
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