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11 May 1:37 pm
... and giving away trillions of dollars to the various gangs of criminals. Moreover, Dick Morris was once a Democrat who betrayed the
Clintons' trust for a book deal. Now he is a Republican ... Own Destruction: Obama's Hundred Days THE NIXATRON BLOG-TIMES Dick Morris and
Eileen McGann : How Obama's Socialism Works … No Triangulation Now by Dick Morris on Creators.com - A Syndicate … RESISTING O'S WORLD - STICK
TO YOUR GUNS, REPUBLICANS at … Heavy-Handed Politics POLITICO MAFIOSO: RESISTING O'S WORLD ...
5 May 3:27 pm
... -family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Regarding Dick Morris' video entitled, "HOW OBAMA WILL RUIN HEALTH CARE", his arguments
don't ... police itself both on professional and institutional levels. Therefore, if Dick Morris is going to campaign solely against universal
coverage, he is fighting the wrong battle. ... latin;} Ruin Your Health With the Obama Stimulus Plan: Betsy McCaughey … Dick Morris: How Obama
Will Ruin Healthcare - The Activity Pit How Obama Will Ruin America | Real Zionist ...
14 Dec, 2007 4:34 pm
This is interesting from Dick Morris, but probably too good to be true, or completely true. There is bad blood between Morris and the Clintons, so he needs to be discounted somewhat. Nevertheless, I think he is a very astute observer of street level politics, even if he was
caught sucking on a prostitute's toes. And pretending to be a dog. Anyway. That's irrelevant. He remains a very astute observer of politics and I'm glad he was able to get a good job
after all that.
26 Mar 5:15 pm
Dick Morris says yes, because it is a necessary prelude to nationalization, which DM says Obama wants to do, because he wants to socialize the
financial sector. If this is true, it would be very alarming. It makes me wonder, how would the American people (so called) react if and when it turns out BHO really does want to
socialize as much of the economy as possible, such as most major banks and health care? Would people really stand for that? Banks would be couched as an emergency measure, and ...
13 Mar, 2007 11:55 am
... a ride home. She was dressed in the full (pardon my ignorance here) Mexican lady regalia, long black dress, black lace on her head, very old world. Angleton's nephew was a year
ahead of me at St. Joe's (the school of St. John's Cathedral being named St. Joseph's for some inexplicable reason). I believe James Angleton is buried not far from my father in Boise's
Morris Hill Cemetery, where I do not really want to be buried when the time comes. Though I would be in pretty distinguished company.
6 Jul, 2007 12:03 pm
Dick Morris calls Lady Hillary's criticism of the Scooter Libby commutation hypocrisy. It's not quite a defense of the Libby commutation, it's
still a useful history lesson. In a world of politically fired up special prosecutors and Congress v. White House hard ball over the Iraq war, I think the fuss over the commutation is
fairly silly. I haven't followed the Libby story closely because it is very complicated and very unedifying. But given that I don't like special prosecutors, I don't think ...
3 Sep, 2008 6:10 am
... 's no shoe, they end up looking stupid. The looking stupid is starting to set in, perhaps. The news cycle is so fast, there's a good chance we would have heard by now if there was
something else. But then again, maybe not -- as Dick Morris, a troubled man but very smart, explained back in the day of the last days of the
election Bush DUI scandal, there's a timing element to dropping dimes on people. But my intuition is, they don't got nothing on Palin. It's Alaska; everybody knows everybody else ...
11 Jul, 2008 12:49 pm
... . What I want to provoke here is some discussion about whether what Tom Colby (GW) and others call "total-harm" damages are permissible
after Philip Morris if they are characterized simply as augmented damages for the ... the harms actually suffered by strangers to the
litigation. By restricting the permissible scope of harm and potential harm, the Philip Morris decision now raises questions about whether full
cost internalization is forbidden when establishing the amount of punitive damages. The ...
7 May, 2008 9:51 am
... previously blogged about Philip Morris's petition for review from the Oregon Supreme Court's decision on remand in Philip Morris v. Williams. The Supreme Court is set consider that petition during its May 22 conference, according to the ... law, rather than federal constitutional
principles. SCOTUSblog has identified this petition as one of its "Petitions to Watch," meaning that Tom Goldstein at Akin Gump thinks the
petition has a reasonable chance of being granted. SCOTUSblog also provides links to ...
20 Feb, 2007 1:40 pm
... the disparity between the punitive damages award and the "harm, or potential harm, to the plaintiff." (This is what the Court in Philip Morris today acknowledged.) Clearly, this second formulation is broader than a restriction to only "compensatory damages" because compensatory ... other than
to determine reprehensibility. This is only possible by ignoring the language quoted above from TXO. Even Tom Colby, whose article in Minn LR
expressed the view that the total harm approach to punitive damages ...
11 Jul, 2008 2:03 pm
Tom Colby (GW) is provoking reactions all over the blogosphere this morning. Over at Prawfs, Dan Markel (Florida State) is discussing his
latest punitive damages piece in a post entitled "Revisiting Cost Internalization and Punitive Damages after Philip Morris." Meanwhile,...
17 May 1:15 am
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10 Sep, 2007 7:09 am
... and bar applications, a three-year history of online aliases and related information. In developing her argument, Morris refers to an
incident involving AutoAdmit.com in which a UC Berkeley law student posted comments about plans for a ... and statements are available, you can hurt yourself, people need to be aware,
whatever they put up will be available." Morris's proposal is the next logical consequence. In the case of bar admissions, where a thorough
background check is sometimes necessary, the ...
24 Apr 2:29 pm
... , and went onto a radio show to talk about the failure of the plaintiffs to address the problems. During the show, the host, Tom Martino,
listened to the complaints of the buyers and commented that the sellers were "lying" when they claimed that they had ... customer, that could not seriously be taken as an assertion of
fact given the context of the show. As the court observed, "The Tom Martino Show is a radio talk show program that contains many of the
elements that would reduce the audiences' ...
27 Oct, 2005 8:40 pm
[JURIST] In Thursday's environmental law news, sixteen firms, including Huffy, Lockheed Martin, Mobil Oil, and Philip Morris, have agreed to
pay [EPA press release] $14.9 million for polluting groundwater in California. In 1979, a contamination plume, measuring 1 mile wide by 8 miles long, was discovered under Baldwin park
in Whittier, CA. Known as the San Gabriel Valley Area 2 Superfund site [
8 Dec, 2008 6:01 am
(AP Photo/Morry Gash; previous weekly reviews are here) Texans 24 Packers 21 Could the Texans actually be turning into a reasonably dangerous team so long as they hang on to the
ball? Despite four turnovers, the Texans (6-7) rallied late and beat the Packers (5-8) on a Kris Brown 40 yd field goal in the last minute. But for the Texans' turnovers, this game
would not have been close. The Texans rolled up 550 yds of total offense, including 414 through the air from returning-from-injury QB Matt ...
5 Mar 10:01 pm
... Lynch high-level executive bonus pool and observes, among other things: It would not be outlandish to consider the Merrill executives' bonus pool as the latest and largest campaign
gift toward Mr. [Andrew] Cuomo's 2010 gubernatorial run. Meanwhile, Andrew Morris wrote the following in a letter to the WSJ editor (H/T Don
Boudreaux): At first, when I read your headline "States give gambling a closer look" (Mar. 3) I thought you were reporting on yet another "stimulus" or "bailout" bill in which ...
14 Mar 6:49 am
... and Settlement; with Other Important and Interesting Matters to the Present Time, By Benjamin Franklin Thompson (1839) * New Courthouse Announcement, Benchmarks, Official Journal of
the New York State Court's, Fall 2006 * Riverhead Hamlet, by Tom Morris, Newsday * Wikipedia,
"Suffolk County" * N.Y. Times, "Things Are Looking Up In Downtown Riverhead," by John Rather, 7/17/2005) http://kreppein.blogspot.com
19 May 10:40 am
... that they ain't lookin a whole lot better for 2009. The bright side is that a few firms are taking a longer term view by actually establishing in-house feedback programs, as I
reported in an Of Counsel article last October. One firm I mentioned, Duane Morris (who unfortunately let their "client interviewer" go with a
round of staff layoffs just before the article went to press), was also highlighted by Smiley. It's good to hear that DM's program is still ongoing. Whether the firm has an in-house ...
6 Oct 5:39 am
... Campus Lower Lobby of Building 1 6600 34th Ave. Moline 1:45 p.m. John Wood Community College: Paul Heath Community Educ. and Fine Arts Center Lower Level-Auditorium/Lobby Area 1301
S. 48th St. Quincy 4:00 p.m. Morris University Center 60 Hairpin Drive Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Edwardsville Justice Weighed
Here This site is presented as a forum for the Lawyers, Paralegals and Criminal Justice Professionals of Central Illinois, and especially those students, graduates, friends and ...
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