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Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

  • Somewhere in America (There's a Street Named After My Dad) (1992). This is one of several versions of the song. The lyrics on this version are shared by Ozzy Osbourne and Madonna.

    Was (Not Was), “Shake Your Head (Steve “Silk” Hurley Dub Mix)” (1992)

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    Jul 20
  • Will miracles never cease? William Kristol, who until five minutes ago was living in Cloud Cuckoo Land, appears to be getting right with Donald. Will George Will be next?

    Addendum: Jonah Goldberg remains petulant. I guess he'd rather have Hillary Clinton choosing the next three Supreme Court justices than Donald Trump. What an asshole.

    Politics, Part 2

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    Jul 20
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    Mackinac Island Marina, from Fort Mackinac. Click to enlarge.

    Michigan #59

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    Jul 20
  • Here.

    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Jul 20
  • Here.

    Dilbert

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    Jul 20
  • The Republican establishment, personified by Karl Rove, is an utter failure. It won a contested election in 2000 and rode a wave of patriotism to victory in 2004. Since then, nothing. It's time for a new approach, a new candidate, and a new group of advisers. Laura Ingraham comments.

    Politics

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    Jul 20
  • To the Editor:

    Re “A Most Extreme Republican Platform” (editorial, July 19):

    I will not be holding my breath for a similar editorial on the Democratic platform when the Democratic convention begins. The move to far-left—some would say socialist—positions makes the Democratic platform at least as extreme as how The Times characterizes the Republican platform.

    DAVID W. OGILVY

    Flagstaff, Ariz.

    Note from KBJ: I give the New York Times credit for publishing this letter. John F. Kennedy would not recognize today's Democrat Party.

    From Today’s New York Times

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    Jul 20
  • Stephen Hayes is doing everything he can to get Hillary Clinton elected. Conservatives must never forget this.

    Politics, Part 2

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    Jul 19
  • Here.

    Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog

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    Jul 19
  • Here.

    Dilbert

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    Jul 19
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