(11-21-12) Marijuana Is Richard Nixon’s Fault?- The  legalization of marijuana may soon replace abortion as our society’s most controversial issue.  Like abortion, the debate never seems to end. 

(11-15-12) Election Day Up in Smoke - Recreational use of marijuana was approved by ballot initiatives in Colorado and Washington.

Kyrillos fought the good fight      After watching what my good friend, Joe Kyrillos went through in Campaign 2012, I have to wonder whether any New Jersey Republican will ever win a U.S. Senate seat.  Furthermore, I ask myself why any New Jersey Republican would even try.

On Sunday, November 11  history was made in Bergen County.  For the most time in recent memory all commerce could be conducted legally in every town in the County.  How apropos economic freedom came to Bergen County on Veterans Day, the holiday we commemorate the service of the men and women who fought to keep America a free country.

Friday, November 9th, 2012. Top Ten Rejected Methods for NJ Gas Rationing

Going through post Election Day trash just outside Drumthwacket, we came across some interesting legal memos, receipts and old notes. 

(11-8-12) Supreme Court Takes Interest in Mount Holly Case - A lawsuit coming out of Mount Holly, New Jersey has caught the attention of the U.S. Supreme Court. The case involves the scope of the Fair Housing Act, a federal law intended to prevent housing discrimination.

Final Projection:  Romney defeats Obama, 271 electoral votes to 267    The following are my final projections in the 2012 presidential race:

U.S. Senate Races – Predictions    First, New Jersey.  I cannot be objective about this one.

In the free market blogosphere, Governor Christie has been pilloried on two of the most read pro liberty websites for his support of price gouging laws—and rightfully so, while the Star-Ledger proudly cheers him on, citing his leadership during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

In the free market blogosphere, Governor Christie has been pilloried on two of the most read pro liberty websites for his support of price gouging laws—and rightfully so, while the Star-Ledger proudly cheers him on, citing his leadership during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.