Monthly Archives: May 2011

‘Being disliked, but feared’ is swaggering group’s ambition I thought I’d post this piece which provides a DC Beltway perspective of PEER – “annonymous activism” is what we do. No link available so I’ll post the whole thing. ADVOCACY: ‘Being disliked, … Continue reading →

It’s funny how perspective and learning randomly happens sometimes. I was planning to write another post today on the controversial DEP public access rule proposal. (see today’s Kirk Moore story for the latest developments Beach access advocates say Shore towns … Continue reading →

In a remarkably vapid piece of reporting, the Star Ledger today writes a page one above the fold story (with huge photo!) about Lt. Governor Guadagno’s “image” in the Christie Administration and her “hurt feelings” at being boo’d and heckled … Continue reading →

[Update: 5/25/11 – Assuming he knows the difference between horizontal and vertical, Jim Benton is lying again in this NJ Herald story. He claims fracking technology is 60 years old. That is false. Horizontal fracking is a new technique – … Continue reading →

Defending Millionaires and Tax Avoidance – While Championing The Shock Doctrine “It never ceases to amaze me” said the Governor, “the outrageous things that liberal academics in ivory towers are willing to say to try to preserve their failed status … Continue reading →