To listen do DiFi and the Brady bunch, you’d have expected crimes committed with “assault weapons” (i.e., scary-looking semi-automatic rifles) to have skyrocketed with the end of the ban on them. So what happened?

Thoughts, from Jeff Goldstein:

…what is not debatable is that modern

Thoughts, from Jeff Goldstein:

…what is not debatable is that modern

Thoughts, from Jeff Goldstein:

…what is not debatable is that modern

…to learn that Bill Clinton lied to us again. Over a matter of national security.

[Update a few minutes later]

Here’s the full story:

The report also criticized intelligence problems when Bill Clinton was president, detailing political and legal

…to learn that Bill Clinton lied to us again. Over a matter of national security.

[Update a few minutes later]

Here’s the full story:

The report also criticized intelligence problems when Bill Clinton was president, detailing political and legal

…to learn that Bill Clinton lied to us again. Over a matter of national security.

[Update a few minutes later]

Here’s the full story:

The report also criticized intelligence problems when Bill Clinton was president, detailing political and legal

Victor Davis Hanson:

…in the post-Plame, post-Scheuer, post-Tenet era is that no one believes much what the CIA says any more about the Middle East; no one believes that a wire-photo from there is genuine or its caption accurate; and no one necessarily believes anything in once respected magazines, whether the Periscope section of Newsweek or anything published in The New Republic. The common gripe is that the administration lied to the public about WMD in Iraq; but what is lost is that once revered institutions proved disingenuous in their accusations and unreliable in their performance.

I remain appalled that Bush gave Tenet a Medal of Freedom. Just one more sign of his misjudgment.

You know, I think that there are Democrats that could win the presidency next year. But I don’t think that any of them are in the race, or if they are, they have no chance of being nominated.

Former prosecutor Nifong is whining that he’s being treated unfairly:

When former Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong mailed in his law license last week, he also included a note bemoaning “the fundamental unfairness” of the North Carolina State Bar’s handling of his ethics case.

Nifong was disbarred for his handling of rape charges against three Duke University men’s lacrosse players. State prosecutors later dismissed the charges and declared the players innocent.

I think we have a new dictionary example of chutzpah, to replace the old one about the guy who murdered his parents and threw himself on the mercy of the court because he was an orphan.

I have to say that I also like the part about how the dog ate his law license.