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Special [prosecutors] for Comey, Richman, Clapper, etc.

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Comey insists he did not leak or violate any law when he put confidential information “into the public square.” Aside from the ridiculous falsity of that statement, there is the unasked question, “So it there was nothing wrong with putting that ‘into the public square,’ why didn’t you do it yourself like the stand-up guy you claim to be? Why did you tell a Columbia Law Professor to pass it to the New York Times on condition that they not identify the professor or the actual source, you?”Appoint a special [prosecutor] to investigate Comey, the Columbia law professor, Daniel RIchman,...

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How to improve your team’s hitting in mid-season

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For more information on this and other baseball coaching topics, see my baseball books web page and my baseball blog.

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Ready for my 50th reunion

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I put this here for my friends who refuse to join Facebook (where I previously put it). There’s always that 2%.

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I recommend the movie The Pink House about the Kelo v. New London case

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My wife and I just saw the Pink House movie. Excellent. You have to go to one of those artsy theaters to see it. It is the story of the infamous Kelo v. City of New London Supreme Court decision. Institute of Justice case My wife wanted to see it because we give to the Institute of Justice. It was one of their cases. I wanted to see it because I write about real estate investment. Forced out of her home The case said governments could seize people’s homes for the purpose of selling the homes to a private corporation based...

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Zuckerberg uses a negative pregnant to dodge a question about Facebook favoring liberals

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave a classic example of a negative pregnant in his Congressional testimony. He was asked about a Facebook executive trying to hire Obama digital campaign workers after the 2012 election. The exec told the Obama people that they saw that they were misusing private information, but that they did not stop them because Facebook was “on Obama’s side.”   Zuckerberg rushed to fire back an obviously rehearsed answer. He said Obama developers did not get any more access to privacy data than anyone else, or words to that effect. I could not find the exact quote...

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