Eliot Spitzer

7:00 PM, Jul 6, 2011 • By MARK HEMINGWAY

"A bill to require California public schools to teach the historical accomplishments of gay men and lesbians passed the state Legislature on Tuesday in what supporters call a first for the nation."

"Gunwalker: The ATF’s Kenneth Melson Blows the Whistle on the Justice Department"

Nick Schulz: "How Effective Was The 2009 Stimulus Program?"

Client No. 9 gets deep sixed.

"ACORN continues to receive taxpayer cash, group says"

"Why Climate Change Has Become the 'Dead Parrot Sketch' of American Politics"

"Accused Fort Hood Shooter to Have Military Trial, Will Face Death Penalty"

"Think about it: 119 beers in six hours. That’s a beer every three minutes, non stop. That’s beyond epic. It’s beyond the ken of mortal men. It’s god-like."

From the Scrapbook

Oct 18, 2010, Vol. 16, No. 05 • By THE SCRAPBOOK

Global warming activists are famously impatient with critics who question either the solidity of the scientific case for climate alarmism or the policy prescriptions of the alarmists. “The time for debate is over” is their rallying cry. Not that they were ever big on debate to begin with. Anyone who read Al Gore’s 1992 schlockbuster Earth in the Balance will remember that it was long on apocalypticism and short on the arts of persuasion.

Client Number Nine had other problems, too

Jun 21, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 38 • By FRED SIEGEL

Rough Justice

New York state government is a den of thieves.

Mar 22, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 26 • By FRED SIEGEL

New York governor David Paterson, beset by charges of witness tampering in the case of a close aide accused of assaulting an ex-girlfriend, has spoken of legalizing ultimate fighting as a revenue raiser to help close the state’s $8 billion plus budget gap. But New Yorkers looking for brawling entertainment need look no further than the Democratic caucus of the state senate where Paterson had been a member for 20 years.

From the Scrapbook

Client Number Nine had other problems, too

New York state government is a den of thieves.

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