…Crow, and Peter Thiel (among others). See The Intercept, As Manchin Eyes Presidential Run, His Allies at No Labels Face Mounting Legal Challenges. “The NYTimes article repeatedly referred to No Labels…

…think tanks and so-called legal foundations, small, non-profit (thus “Foundation” as part of their title) law firms, all funded by extreme economic self-styled libertarian (the Madison Avenue-inspired ideological label they…

I have said a number of times in posts and comments here that the numbers on Social Security are all extremely important, because paradoxically little of the debate about ‘crisis’…

…billion in royalties. This is more than three times what it collected in member dues or just over $300 million. Of the royalties, $752 million were from unnamed “health products…

…party whenever they were finally confronted with the legal effort to hold Donald Trump accountable for Jan. 6. There were promising signs: They had, after all, refused to wade into…

…times, places, and ways, so long as they are under no legal coercion to abstain.” In the case of labor-power, “fishing in the objectionable times, places and ways” manifests itself…

…poison. Now some are trying to make the others who are restricting the use of legal drugs the enemy. Some opening points before I get into the next part of…

…to protect users’ privacy rights. From The New York Times: “The firm had secured a $15 million investment from Robert Mercer, the wealthy Republican donor, and wooed his political adviser,…

…no legal issue. It can be prescribed for Covid 19 under current law and regulation. As noted here, the FDA has no say in the matter — they regulate food,…

…them to preserve. That’s a big legal no-no. Meanwhile, Kroger launched a lawsuit against the FTC, seeking to have the commission deemed unconstitutional. It’s getting ugly, so let’s dive in. I’ve written…