Minnesota state legislators passed a “Hannah Montana Bill” that forbids the use of computers by ticket brokers to virtually buy up all available seats before the first in person present fan can even get out a credit card.

Violating the separation of powers for the sake of political expediency and correctness is a worrisome development indeed.

When the Shaw family sought to introduce legislation that would but a chink in Los Angeles’ sanctuary city flirtation, the city council was covertly (and overtly) vociferous in its agreement that no proposal would be welcomed at this time.

Where do the freedom to practice your religion and the duty to hold to a middle of the road, suitably whitewashed religiosity jell?

In an eloquent brief that was anything but, Jon Eardley, Esq. asserted that the rules of papa’s conservatorship are too strict and reminiscent of the lack of freedom experienced by Guantanamo Bay detainees.

One can only hope that Mr. Sharpton will find another cause to cling to which will permit him to throw his considerable weight behind an issue that might actually need it.

Government officials are alleged to have been purposefully invalidating properly collected signatures in a possible effort to push through a popular piece of legislation while silencing the unpopular opposition.

The hang-up with still treating Americans as separate but equal when it suits a special interest group but ferociously equal only when it does not is stunning. Does it spell a gradual return to Jim Crow philosophy?

Just when you thought that the soap operas were confined to the Soap Channel or daytime television, there is bounty hunter and reality TV star Duane “Dog” Chapman who utters the name of God and the infamously famous “n-word” with seemingly equal gusto – or so you are led to believe.

Where is the banding together of Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, the Governator, and La Raza in a joint effort to end the violence that is decimating the residents of various neighborhoods?