SCOTUS PREVIEW:

We all saw what happened when home brewing was legalized almost 50 years ago…

MORE CANDIDATES LIKE THIS, PLEASE:

From the replies: “A politician who doesn’t want the job is the closest thing to small government Canada has voted for in years.”

21st CENTURY RELATIONSHIPS:

 

YES: Hero Oregon Dad Showed the Importance of Defying Restrictive Gun Laws. “Last week, not only did Oregon’s restrictive gun laws fail to stop a shooter intent on killing innocent people, but a passing good Samaritan had to violate those laws to end the murder spree. Fortunately, authorities don’t appear intent on prosecuting Kaylub Giamanco, father to two girls who attend the school, for ignoring the ban on guns on school grounds to save lives. But the law is clearly more of a threat to people with good intent than it is to those bent on doing harm. Such laws should and must be defied, but lawmakers need to remove these legal minefields before they do more damage.”

ABOUT THOSE FRANCE RIOTERS: Their leaders are leading them in tactics and strategies that come straight out of Saul Alinsky and Herbert Marcuse, according to Richard Pollock, former roommate of Rennie Davis of Chicago 7 infamy.

CAN’T WAIT TO READ THE ENTIRE SUBSTACK:

“That is ‘knowledge’ under the ‘aiding and abetting’ theory of criminal culpability.”

THE NEW SPACE RACE: Returning the first samples from a Martian moon: Inside the science of Japan’s bold MMX mission to Mars. “The mission, known as Martian Moons eXploration (MMX), is a first-of-its-kind endeavor to study the origin of Mars’ moons Phobos and Deimos. The robust undertaking includes a landing on Phobos to collect the samples — which will likely be the first from the Mars system to return to Earth — and a search for evidence that could shed light on events during the formation of the solar system billions of years ago.”

OUCH:

ASKING THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS: Where Are the Gendarmes? I’ve seen France’s Gendarmerie Nationale up close and in person, and since I just looked up the French equivalent of tough hombres, they’re the des durs à cuire you don’t want to mess with.