Ginsburg: Are you saying that corporations, like the current mega corporations which in many cases are owned by foreign investors have the same rights as human beings where the first amendment and campaign finances  is concerned?

Olson:   The court has decided in the past that corporations are equal to regular human beings and also that there has been no distinction on the make up or entity of a corp.

I just wanted to see a tennis match.
The channel broadcasting it kept wanting to spin it into an American thing since Oudin is American. The idiot who interviewed Wozniacki, who is from Denmark, before the game asked her how she thought she would feel since all the people who "be against her". God - what tact.
Amazingly, she answered that the crowd would be rooting for Melanie - not against her. And that she would find inspiration in the energy of the crowd.

The crowd was in fact very well behaved. You could feel them rooting for Oudin, but they were respectful and appreciative of Wozniacki.

But these commentators were nonstop in their jingoism.
It wasn't fair to Oudin.

"Jellyfish tossing helps land Madeira Beach man in jail."

Ok, kids.  This is the kind of thing which tends to happen when you start drinking at 9 am.

John Stossel is leaving ABC News for Fox, where he'll host a weekly show on Fox Business and host a series of specials for Fox News.

it contains this great Kristol quote about Clintons health care reform efforts:

[T]he long-term political effects of a successful Clinton health care bill will be even worse--much worse. It will relegitimize middle-class dependence for "security" on government spending and regulation. It will revive the reputation of the party that spends and regulates, the Democrats, as the generous protector of middle-class interests. And it will at the same time strike a punishing blow against Republican claims to defend the middle class by restraining government.