Daily Archives: March 31, 2004

Yet another moralizing pharmacist

What an outrage. A pharmacist refused to fill a North Richland Hills woman’s prescription for birth-control pills this week, but the woman hopes her experience will provoke an examination of pharmacists’ power over patient care. Julee Lacey, 32, a first-grade … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Legal matters | 6 Comments

Les Francais, ils aiment McDonalds

Ah, French cuisine. Escargot. Crepes Suzettes. Big Mac and fries. Call the French snooty, or just demanding, for their attention to good food, good wine, good atmosphere in their restaurants. But the French have a dirty little secret: Of all … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Food, glorious food | 2 Comments

Casey v. Neeley

I’ve done my share of ragging on Rick Casey, the Chron’s hotshot columnist, who by and large hasn’t been all that impressive to me. I have to say, though, when he connects he can hit it out of the park. … Continue reading Continue reading

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Doing good works

There’s been some good discussion of the theological implications of John Kerry’s use of Scripture and Team Bush’s fierce response to it. In particular, I suggest you check out Lean Left, Political Aims (Happy Blogiversary, Amy, by the way), Slacktivist, … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Society and cultcha | 5 Comments

Pop ups???

I first saw this in a Kos diary, but without a link I was not willing to believe it. Now that I’ve done a little Googling, I can see for myself that it’s true: The GOP’s Internet “strategy” is ludicrous. … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in Election 2004 | 11 Comments

DeLay denies indictment reports

Tom DeLay is denying earlier reports that he has taken steps to deal with the possibility of being indicted by a Travis County grand jury in its investigation of TRM/TAB (see here). “If the law is the standard in the … Continue reading Continue reading

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