Easter?
Today is a day of Renewal and Rebirth in several traditions and cultures. Today is a day when every home should have […]
Author: Dan Hull
Another first century messiah. This one endured.
How did an illiterate and very likely married young Jewish day laborer from a Galilean backwater who rose up against an entrenched […]
The T Word: Fear & Loathing on a Southern Campus.
Coca Cola-built Emory University was once a great notion. See Susan Svrluga’s piece in the Washington Post this morning: “Someone wrote “˜Trump […]
Happy Spring, all you Druids out there.
Today, Sunday March 20th, is the Spring Equinox for 2016. Also called the Vernal Equinox, it’s an astronomical event in which the […]
Credit where credit is due: Hillary Rodham Clinton, you are one tough Baby Boomer.
See Quartz this morning: “On a Roll: Hillary Clinton looks unstoppable after winning Ohio, Florida, and North Carolina.” Credit where credit is […]
Is International Women’s Day over yet?
I’m so tired of celebrating everyone on the planet but me and mine. Especially women–as if they were lacking in gifts, talent […]
Redux*: Real-life Facebook Private Chat with Non-Feminist Girl/Woman “looking for a good man.”
NOTE and WARNING: So a youngish attractive (not by mine but by normal people standards) person between 18 and 25 from her […]
Washington Examiner: “What If Clinton’s Indicted?”
The cover story for this week’s Washington Examiner print edition is here. It’s a weird idea. And as WE does it, it’s […]
Partner Emeritus: On the State of the Legal Profession.
If you are a lawyer who loves what he or she does for great clients, you may have more worries these days […]
Moral Superiority: “I’m a Racist. You’re a Racist.”
Racism and balking at Otherness is natural to humans. It has always gone on. Warring, distrustful tribes is, in fact, the history […]
Question: Should Americans ever just stay home and not vote?
Answer: Absolutely not. Not ever. Always vote. It’s one of the few absolutes. Flip a coin maybe. Lots of voting’s substance consists […]
My Friday Night at SCOTUS
Am not a fan of most key AGS decisions; I’m a switch hitter as a voter but generally vote Dem for POTUS. […]
The Smallness.
Two Georgetown law professors recently took issue with the
Note to President Obama re: SCOTUS Slot
Signing the Mayflower Compact 1620, 1899, Jean Leon Gerome Ferris. Dear Mr. President: I’m glad you are getting on with the selection […]
Nino
I doubt Nino Scalia he ever caught my name. I jogged with him twice on Mall in fall of 1987. An inadvertent […]
Antonin Gregory Scalia (March 11, 1936 – February 13, 2016)
Brilliant, a fighter, larger than life: Nino Scalia high school photo 1953.
Mike Cernovich interview on Mirriam Seddiq’s Not Guilty No Way podcast show.
Author, original thinker, lawyer and commentator Mike Cernovich, an American authentic who comes with brains and balls, was interviewed by Mirriam Seddiq […]
American Pantheon: Alicia Vikander
Alicia Vikander is the 27-year-old Swedish actress who plays painter and historical figure Gerda Wegener in the new film The Danish Girl, […]
Against the Great Neutering: Mr. Cage, thank you for being a Man.
On Twitter this morning I found the below Tweet. I was moved. Via Mr. Cage @I_AmAmerica “I’m Young, Black, Married, Father, Christian […]
J. Dan Hull, II (March 11, 1900 – October 13, 1987)
J. Dan Hull, II, 1933. Above is his Yale Ph.D picture. Class act. American dream overachiever and gentlemen’s gentlemen. Authentic and honest–and […]
Full Dan Hull Interview by Mirriam Seddiq and Assorted Sidekicks at new NGNW Podcast Show.
Think Howard Stern for lawyers, politics junkies and free expression warriors. It’s right here–or on the embedded graphic below. Last week I […]
Full Dan Hull Interview by Mirriam Seddiq and Sidekicks at new NGNW Podcast show
It’s right here. Last week I was honored to be the first guest on her Not Gulity, Now Way podcast show at […]
What About Clients/Paris? endorses Hillary Rodham Clinton for Dem ticket.
Love her or hate her, Hillary Rodham Clinton is the most qualified U.S. presidential candidate in decades. And she clearly deserves the […]
Snow Storm Jonas: Coping in D.C.
The Snowstorm has severely disrupted normal Washington, D.C. downtown street life. Can’t even find a 280-pound senior hooker willing to call me […]
Dupont Circle
Maybe I should move from Dupont-Logan? Last night after it snowed I bought a diamond tiara, two Barbara Streisand albums and the […]
Second Amendments
Apparently I’m one of the least paranoid, least uptight people on the planet. E.g., I routinely imagine that people secretly assemble and […]