Rep. Tom Massie for President

I wonder how these 61 people were selected to have the President commute their sentences? I’d have expected him to start with jailed drug users, not dealers.  Some of these people were jailed for selling kilos of cocaine, for example.  Today’s WaPo lists the names and charges of every one of these 61 lucky people.

Here is the letter from OMB detailing the Obama Administration’s objections to the Intelligence Authorization Act passed by the House on February 26, 2010. (Thanks to Steven Aftergood at the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists for posting it, and for his insightful discussion.)

1.  The FBI’s anthrax letters investigation:  points to consider November 30, 2010   2.  My summary of unresolved issues in the anthrax letters case March 7, 2010   3.  Jean Duley emerges from undisclosed location after 18 months to bolster FBI’s case against Ivins March 6, 2010   4.  The FBI’s Anthrax Case/ NYT February…

From the Washington Times: Last week, Republicans and Democrats in Congress joined President Obama in congratulating themselves for taming the National Security Agency’s voracious appetite for spying. By permitting one section of the Patriot Act to expire and by replacing it with the USA Freedom Act, the federal government is taking credit for taming beasts of its own…

As best I can determine, 2 people I don’t know complained to the Board of Licensure in Medicine that I spreading misinformation on the internet (in 2 interviews). Then over about 3 week, the board requested information on 3 patients, all of whom I had treated for acute COVID with hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin or both.  There…

Although I have deep concerns about how government would manage healthcare were it the sole provider of health insurance, there are so many terrible problems with the current system that single payer seems the only way out.  Here is an example of why the concept of markets doesn’t work in healthcare:  it is impossible to…