I found myself at an unlikely venue the other night – a high-school basketball game. Though never a sports spectator, I was there to watch the high school dance team perform. Watching the game was,…
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This off today’s news stories – FCC poised to changes in net neutrality policy The lobbies, supporters and the FCC continue to make the debate around net neutrality more complex than it really is. Through…
A common refrain heard during our social media outbursts is what the founding fathers wrote, intended, contemplated and spoke. For some resorting to the refrain, it must be an easy way out – to deflect…
I just wrapped up a very full day meeting in Washington with several Senators and their staff on the issues surrounding patent reform. This day was coordinated by the Application Developers Alliance, an advocacy group…
This article appeared in January 19, 2014 issue of the Des Moines Register’s Business section. It is encapsulated here and the original article is here to discuss my opinion on the recent Net Neutrality ruling by the…
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So, the Des Moines Register published a view about corporate personhood. The SCOTUS may rule on Sebelius vs. Hobby Lobby and allow Hobby Lobby can exercise its religious rights. As ludicrous as I find this…
This article appeared in December 1, 2013 issue of the Des Moines Register’s Business section. It is encapsulated here and the original article is here to discuss my opinion on open records/FOIA as they relate to…
Read the PostMy article on open records and Government contracts in the DMRegister
Almost as old as the United States of America itself, this particular portion of the Bill of Rights known as the fourth amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and requires any warrant to be judicially sanctioned…
Read the PostWhat if someone like the NRA defended the fourth amendment?
Seize the day. That is our recommendation to Iowans — including our congressional delegation — regarding immigration reform.
Senator Harry Reid has introduced S.1 in the Senate, where it was read and sent to the Judiciary Committee for review.
Read the PostComprehensive Immigration Reform Bill In Senate