Congress Could…
After the Executive excesses, think, “dictatorship,” of the Recent Unpleasantness of 1861-1865, the U.S. Congress re-asserted itself to its Constitutional status. It did so, because it could.
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The Democrats are Experiencing Confirmation Karma
The Democrat’s next existence is to be the party of crime, pedophiles, and male supremacy over females.
Here Are the Republicans Who Could Potentially Vote Yea for Ketanji Brown Jackson
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia announced on Friday that he will vote to confirm President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson. “I met with Judge Jackson and evaluated her qualifications to be a Supreme Court Justice. After meeting with her, considering her record, and closely monitoring her testimony and questioning before …
Our Rights Are Not Conditional
In response to questions about the vaccine mandate, Dr. Fauci, our intrepid pandemic guardian, says that we need to put our personal freedoms on hold for a bit – for the greater good. Um, no! That’s not how our freedoms work. From my reading of the Declaration of Independence, our freedoms are granted …
So, who failed here?
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s record of sentencing child pornography case offenders to below the minimum in federal sentencing guidelines looks like something that even Joe Biden wouldn’t have been stupid enough to ignore before nominating her to the Supreme Court, if he knew about it, so the obvious question becomes: who in the Administration failed …
Is This Really Needed? Theatrical and Legal Eyewash.
Federal anti-lynching legislation is more leftist form over substance and will not prevent one murder…which is already illegal.
Is the U.S. Supreme Court Gaslighting Us?
Chief Justice Roberts has famously said that there are no Obama Justices or Trump Justices. Tortuous court decisions over the decades, especially in the last 10, belie that absurd statement.
Putin is Committing War Crimes; What Can We Do About It?
Historically total war included attack against civilians to stop their support of the enemy. That’s the way wars were fought through millennia. However, that changed in the Western world after the fall of the Roman Empire in Europe. The idea was that warriors should always protect the weak and innocent (chivalric code). In modern times, the world reverted back to total war during WW1 and WW2.
The US Constitution: Where is it?
Where is that document that defined our nation? Is it now only a remnant of our past? I ask the question using the past tense, because I see us as not living under the umbrella of the Constitution, like I thought we were, as recently as November, 2020.