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By Joel Jacobsen

CQ Press used to be Morgan Quitno but that's not where the name's Q comes from. CQ, as opposed to MQ, had something to do with Congressional Quarterly once, but apparently no more, unless the company's history was written by Tony Gilroy, writer-director of Duplicity, in which case it might mean Congressional Quarterly will now be published from MQ's hometown, William S. Burroughsburg, Kansas. Anyway, CQ, whatever that sinister appellation might mean, released its (or "its") annual rankings of most dangerous states, and as always states reach the top only by resembling New Mexico in at least three of the following four areas: poverty, political corruption, frantic sprawl, and hot summers. It's easy to understand how Nevada and Louisiana beat New Mexico at its own game, but I was a little puzzled by South Carolina sneaking ahead of us...continue to full post

Full post as published by Judging Crimes on March 23, 2009 (boomark / email).