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Daily Archives: March 18, 2008
The Mark Souder Marijuana Decriminalization Bill
New Hampshire residents could possess one-quarter ounce or less of marijuana without facing jail under a bill headed to the state Senate. The House voted 193-141 Tuesday to decriminalize the small amount of the drug, making possessing it a violation … Continue reading
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The Lie of Balance
Congrats to friend Grits for Breakfast for reaching some blogging milestones. In the mandatory blogself-reflection that such milestones bring, he makes these observations: With the exception of occasional investigative articles or self-styled “analyses,” modern journalism too often reverts to a … Continue reading
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