jumping to conclusions

It might be a cliche thing for a blogger (not in her pajamas at the moment, nor in her parents' basement. Her parents don't even have a real basement) to say, but it is.

Once again the City Paper is sucking up to the Mayor's Office and counting the Pred's deal of last year as a feather in Karl Dean's cap:

Writing has been a fine exercise lately, helping to maintain a relative sense of calm within the constant changes of the surrounding world. I do not feel as if though I have really had a lot of time to collect my thoughts other than sitting down in front of my home computer. At the end of July, I was offered and accepted a promotion at work.

Tim Chavez recounts a horrible incident involving police and a Hispanic non-citizen. According to Chavez, Juana Villegas DeLaPaz was pulled over by the Berry Hill Police Department as she left a prenatal clinic. She had a current car registration and a matricular card but no license.

31 states filed briefs in support of Heller. Tennessee’s Attorney General Robert E. Cooper, Jr. is not among them. Shame on him. [Update: No, shame on SayUncle for jumping to conclusions. Turns out, Robert E. Cooper is one of the good guys. Here’s his recent opinion on the right to arm