Category Archives: Law

Sweeping The Chessboard

Thoughts on the coming tyranny from Richard Fernandez.

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The Democrats have set the Wayback Machine to the 1930s.

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No, the Electoral College is not a “shadow of slavery’s power.”

As I’ve oft noted, hatred of the Electoral College and the equal representation of the states in the Senate is hatred of the United States of America. They want an overarching powerful federal government.

The SLS Saga

Over at The Space Review, Jeff Foust has the story on last week’s events.

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Also over there a sort of debate on the pros and cons of NASA’s approach to getting back to the moon. I’d note that Hedman’s objection to transpiration cooling is both weak (in the sense that even if Starship was expended, it would still deliver more payload for much less money than SLS ever will) and moot, since Elon has stated that with the steel and standard thermal protection, they may only use it in areas that are scorched when they return.

NASA’s “Inability” To Do Space Assembly

A righteous Twitter rant from Phil Metzger:

Follow the thread. He lambastes the Alabama delegation, and how this actually harmed Alabama. He’s right. It’s tragic.