Wait, so is NamQuan Nguyen's job just being a YouTuber?
Mr. Zenger is not wrong. I am a neophyte to local politics in OC. I have taken a crash course…
Does Joe Kerr have any serious path in CD40 moving forward? His most recent FEC report shows Kerr for California…
Yeah, but Singapore has the advantage (which in this limited sense it is) of being a dictatorship that (IIRC) can…
Just read Sam's comment and am happy to have no notes on it. (Except this: Who are the others on…
As funny as most outrageous things this administration says: funny in the "this milk tastes funny, is it spoiled?" sense.
Yelling at staffers is endemic among Congressmembers. I watched the video and I felt that she was in-bounds, although it…
I hadn't. You should do a public record request for all of her communications over that period, and the same…
Lou Correa continues his perfect streak of being unmoored from reality, as he sends out his weekly e-mail with the…
Daniel Ellsberg Archive
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![In case you missed it, federal U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest ruled on Wednesday that controversial ‘indefinite detention’ provisions contained in the National Defense Authorization Act signed into law last […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ndaa_obama-115x115.jpg "NDAA Provisions Signed by Obama Ruled Unconstitutional")
NDAA Provisions Signed by Obama Ruled Unconstitutional
Posted on May 19, 2012 | 12 CommentsIn case you missed it, federal U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest ruled on Wednesday that controversial ‘indefinite detention’ provisions contained in the National Defense Authorization Act signed into law last […] -
![. . . “In the courts, in Congress and with international allies, the United States has unreasonably insisted on keeping massive amounts of information secret. Transparency and accountability are essential […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/leak-155x155.jpg "Wiki-Leaks open thread: What have we learned so far?")
Wiki-Leaks open thread: What have we learned so far?
Posted on December 1, 2010 | 13 Comments. . . “In the courts, in Congress and with international allies, the United States has unreasonably insisted on keeping massive amounts of information secret. Transparency and accountability are essential […]
Now I have a headache.