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Baseball meets the justice system and ACT meets the demands of their hysterical, uninformed constituents in this week’s biggest news: The Three Strikes Bill. Also, we ask the hard questions about why “Mum and Dad” investors would want to buy something they already own, where Dolf Lundgren is these days, and what Tory Horse thinks about all this.
Tags: academia, ACT, American politics, ANZ/National, asset sales, banks, Bill of Rights, California, capital punishment, Christchurch, conservatism, corrections, crime, Customs, David Bain, David Garrett, Dolph Lundgren, domestic violence, drink driving, drugs, ebay, emotion, Enron, fraud, GCSB, global economic downturn, gout, government spending, housing, Ice T, Iceland, investment, Jean Claude Van Damme, Jesus, John Boscawen, Judith Collins, Kiwibank, Labour Party, liberals, liberterianism, mandatory minimum sentencing, military, Mr Asia, murder, National Party, New Zealand First, p, police, poverty, prisons, private prisons, privatisation, rape, recycling, rehabilitation, Scott Watson, Search and Surveillance bill, Sensible Sentencing Trust, Silverster Stallone, South Auckland, stock market, Terrorism Supression Act, Texas, The Cruel Sea, The Justice System, Three Strikes, Tory Horse, violence, Wellington, Wellington Phoenix, Winston Peters
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