There’s really no excuse, but I do apologize to readers for completely neglecting this blog for months on end.  I started law school in the fall, and it has been a really bad distraction from writing.  The first semester was especially tough, and I didn’t have much time to follow the news or even think about much beyond my course work.  Still, I should have posted an update to tell folks what was going on.  So to the few dozen people who regularly checked my blog–if you are still out there–I’m sorry!

A lot has happened in American politics since my last post in August, but I take some pride in having predicted that the public option was dead in the summer after the town halls.  Whether or not the Democrats will now be able to pass health care reform at this point is anyone’s guess.  What is more clear to me is that the premise of this blog was demonstrated in 2009 with the rise of the Tea Party movement.

Since law school is still taking up a lot of my time this semester, I may not be able to post very often, but I will try to post whenever I have a chance.  Thanks for continuing to check in.