"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Dave Nalle has been a magazine editor, freelance writer, capitol hill staffer, game designer and taught college history for many years. He is now a pro-liberty political activist and designs fonts for a living. You can find his writings on politics and culture at Republic of Dave, on conspiracy theories at IdiotWars and on design and fonts at The Scriptorium.
Subscribe to writer's RSS
"Visitors go up into some of the most beautiful mountains in the word and wonder how long before resort hotels are filled with hikers and skiers."
Ignoring protests from minorities, unions, gay-rights groups and senior citizens, the ultra-left elites of the San Francisco have pushed through an unconstitutional and poorly conceived ban on handguns in the city.
It may be an off-year election, but some very important votes are taking place around the country which may signal the political tone of the nation going into the vital 2006 election campaign.
Once again the Texas State Legislature takes advantage of an off year to try to sneak a nice mix of cronyism and corruption past the voters and onto the constitution, plus a distracting helping of bigotry just for fun.
Politics isn't complicated - all those issues and positions are just a distraction - in the end it all just comes down to one simple question.
The city of Taylor is a survivor from Texas' industrial past and the Taylor Cafe has been feeding fine barbeque to its hard working residents for almost 60 years.
This unexpected dystopian novel from Lawrence Watt-Evans and Carl Parlagreco offers an intriguing look at the future, but doesn't live up to its initial promise.
Today, in an overwhelming show of force, Democrats voted to kill a bill which would have protected bloggers rights to free expression during political campaign seasons.
Self-righteous christians are trying to tear down Halloween and build an altar to God on two millenia of innocent victims bones.
The eleciton commission has certified the Iraqi constitutional referendum. Now it's on to the parliamentary election.
BC Writer of the Week
