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Soon, the Supreme Court is expected to rule on President Trump’s use of IEEPA provisions in the creation of “reciprocal tariffs.” How they rule is at least in part based on a single question: Does the current state of the American economy constitute an “emergency?”
Last month we experienced a weekend of protest. Apparently, the protesters don’t want America to be ruled by kings. But the protesters seemed unconcerned about unelected government officials who are acting more like kings every day — our federal judges.
Our judicial system has become deeply misguided – with too many judges more interested in social engineering than blind application of the laws passed by the people’s representatives. Their behavior is an affront to our self-governance.
The nomination by the President, and the advice and consent role of the Senate, are designed to ensure that only the most qualified people even receive a nomination, let alone be confirmed as Justices.
The Framers decided the best way to choose Ambassadors, Justices and Ministers was for a single person to nominate and a larger group to approve.
The conventional wisdom today is that President Trump is trying to “reinterpret” Amendment 14. Is that true? NO
A number of American families of victims of Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attacks have filed a lawsuit in Washington, D.C. court, against the many alleged American collaborators and financiers of the demons of Hamas who carried out that vicious torturing, kidnapping, and killing spree.
During his four years as pretender to the presidency, Joe Biden has pardoned or otherwise lessened the sentences of over 10,000 people.
In the 35 years or so since the deranged idea was spun that an overabundance of carbon dioxide is destroying the world, the Left has ensured that the concept permeate the arenas of education, science funding, the business community, the pop culture, even religion.
Often, the studies of crime center around statistics and graphs.
A fabrication has been fed to us for years by our schools, politicians, mass media and even pop culture… that courts make laws. The reality… they don’t, and this is a dirty little secret in the political world.
The press is sweeping yet another important ballot integrity case under the rug this week. Understanding the problems in this most recent Pennsylvania ruling requires a little thinking
The vote to force the government to prove its case in a court of law was 6-3. The dissent by Justice Sotomayor actually made the case for the majority opinion.
A federal court has created government policy, in flagrant violation of the US Constitution.
We should be reacting with horror at much of the news today, and we don’t, for the most useless of reasons: we’re just used to it.
The Supreme Court will decide a number of interesting issues. Cases involving the First and Second amendments, life issues and the administrative state have all made the docket.
Actor and country singer John Schneider, best known for his starring role as Bo Duke on “The Dukes of Hazzard,” is in hot water with the Department of Justice right now, all over a simple tweet.
In an era marked by the pervasive influence of “wokeness” in various spheres, one institution stands resolute against the tide: our court system.
Evidence collection is two-way street that should never be used in such a way to discourage true victims from coming forward.
The Supreme Court, with its GOP appointed majority, may start sending back issues to the legislatures, where they belong.