I’m still trying to recover from my trip to Tennessee this past weekend. I’ve still been reading a lot, but I haven’t been able to write anything. There are a few unrelated articles I read over the past few days that are worthy of mention, so here are a few quick links.

• I’m glad to see that Bush said no to price caps
• The gays are up in arms again because a new Vermont law might “cheapen their relationships.” Not! They just don’t want anyone else to get special privileges.
• Residents of the Klamath Basin might call in The God Squad to fight professional environmentalists
• Libertarians criticize a high court ruling that gives a disabled golfer special rights on the PGA tour and some think this ruling will effect other sports.
• The SCOTUS missed out on an opportunity to clarify rulings on The Ten Commandments
• Throwing more money at our schools won’t solve any problems until we get rid of inept teachers
• A judge in TX is bringing back The Scarlet Letter to protect Corpus Cristi from perverts
• Apparently the anti-gun activists are ready to move on to kitchen knives
• Geneticists are starting to confirm what The Bible has been telling us for centuries
• Environmentalists continue to take away private property owners rights
• Jim Jeffords has displaced John McCain as the media darling, but he can hardly be called a moderate. In order to praise him, the media has to ignore most of his liberal votes in congress.