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In his memoirs A Journey, Tony Blair said the Hunting Act of 2004 was “one of the domestic legislative measures I most regret”. This is hardly surprising given the political convulsions that it caused. The foxhunting ban took up 700 hours of time in the Commons and Lords, and was eventually forced onto the Statute Book by the use of the Parliament Act.
Patient readers, I have some household matters to attend to, so I’m afraid this Water Cooler doesn’t have the depth of coverage I would like. –lambert P.S.…
Nothing is certain but death and taxes, it used to be said, but in the madcap times we live in, even they're up for grabs. No matter what proof the White House provides that Osama bin Laden indeed has had his bucket kicked -- and at this point even al Qaeda admits he's dead --…
The left desperately needs a lesson in economics, and Mark Levin is here to supply it — because Marxists like Robert Reich are failing to do the job. Reich claims that the “crises” Republicans are concerned about are “totally made up” in order to “distract from the real crises facing Americans” ...