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In an article by Jordan Schrader published 9-2-11 in The Olympian regarding Washington State’s Attorney General (Rob McKenna) and that office’s mandatory obligation to represent State agencies, it came to light David Bricklin, esq. may have been involuntarily representing, pro … Continue reading →

Below are excerpts from a letter written by Norma Kreilein, MD, Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, in Jasper, Indiana in response to “Toxic Power: How Power Plants Contaminate Our Air and States,” a recent report by Physicians for Social Responsibility and NRDC. … Continue reading →

from The Biomass Monitor by Managing Editors: Rachel Smolker & Meg Sheehan; Editor & Journalist: Josh Schlossberg July 21, 2011  No Biomass Burn and six other environmental groups are appealing the air permit decision by the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency (ORCAA), charging that the … Continue reading →

Posted by Carol Rose, On Liberty  August 30, 2011 11:05 AM Carol Rose analyzes privacy, freedom & law LINK to “On Liberty” Also see: Jean v. Massachusetts State Police and the Right to Record the Police The First Circuit Court of Appeals–the … Continue reading →

The FREE RIDE is over! Tax the poor. The Daily Show Get More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,The Daily Show on Facebook “That’s the trouble with the poor…they still have some of their skin!” –Jon Stewart–

It’s been said old age isn’t for sissies. But the young sometimes are curious about what life looks like as the end nears. One old wit suggested stuffing cotton in your ears, smearing Vaseline on your glasses, and putting gravel … Continue reading →

Getting Away With Torture As written, the above linked article seems fuzzy, and its conclusion is vague, like a sentence that trails into “ah…”. One can draw a different conclusion from the Cheney whooping and hollering about how vindicated he … Continue reading →

The financially-strapped & mismanaged U.S. Postal Service is proposing to cut its work force by 20% and withdraw from the federal health and retirement plans because it believes it would lower costs. The layoffs proposed would be achieved in part by … Continue reading →

Thank You all who supported me in my bid for Re-election to the Port of Shelton as Commissioner. Though I was disappointed in placing 2nd in the Primary, I was not surprised. I’d predicted a 30% voter turnout that night; … Continue reading →

“I never voted for a politician…only against.”–Randy Neatherlin misquoting WC Fields– Though Mason County Commissioner Jerry Lingle has yet to be buried, rumors are now circulating regarding contenders seeking to be his successor appointed/nominateded by Tim Sheldon and Linda Ring-Erickson. … Continue reading →