August 12, 2026

Archives for November 2012

Post-Election Thoughts on Opportunities for the Republican Party

A lot of commentators start the Monday morning quarterbacking of elections within hours of the election. Heck, within minutes of the first polls coming in if they’re on cable TV.

I am not a “lot of commentators,” nor do I have a cable contract.

After letting the results settle for a day, though, I have a few thoughts on the election.

Where political money is spent [video]

In case you’re living under a rock, there’s an election on today, an enormously expensive election..

Book Review: “The Moon is a Harsh Mistress” by Robert Heinlein

There are some books which have stood the test of time and have been deemed classical and reviewing is a futile effort. Like an art critic reviewing the Mona Lisa or the Sistine Chapel with anything short of awe and respect, reviewing a classic novel feels a little arrogant. How does one critique what has passed the test of time?

And so we come to the book: Robert Heinlein’s “The Moon is Harsh Mistress.”

City of Millcreek opponents are fear mongering say incorporation supporters [Examiner]

“Don’t put our police at risk!” says a billboard just south of Millcreek Township, where residents will go to the polls on Tuesday to decide whether to become a city. While opponents of incorporation argue that becoming a city will put law enforcement in the community at risk, others see incorporation as a way to ensure that more police are patrolling the streets.