My Worst Fears Confirmed
By Brad Hirschfield

Sometimes I really hate being right. And in the case of my claim on the show about why many people are supporting Hillary, I really mean it.

Public Executions Instead of Public Accountability
By Brad Hirschfield July 11, 2007

The Vatican’s recent offering of a Ten Commandments for the road is a beautiful thing…at first glance. To be sure, it focuses attention on the single most used instrument of power to which most people have regular access and the use of which over which we have the greatest control – let’s face it, the average plane crash kills more people than does the average car wreck, but most of us are not pilots. In other words, this is something about which we can do something to make the world safer and our lives’ better. If that isn’t what religion should be doing, then something is really wrong. So, to that end, the Vatican deserves our praise for providing guidelines that are good for all of us, whatever our faith.

Taking Us To The Cleaners

Two recent cases highlight how all of us are paying a high price for the culture of litigation over common sense which prevails in our culture.