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"Liberal" justices turn back clock ... To the year 1215
06/24/05 You no longer own your own home or have the right to buy one. This is due to an amendment to the U.S. Constitution, approved June 23. No, this amendment didn't pass both houses of Congress and... ...
The Supreme Court and the end of limited government
06/24/05 Yesterday's Supreme Court ruling permitting governments forcibly to transfer property through eminent domain from one private party to another for the sake of economic development did not come... ...
What now?
Part one 06/27/05 'And just when will the revolution actually start now?' That was the first question my wife had when I told her of the insane 5-4 ruling by the Supreme Court announced yesterday, concerning... ...
The great leap backward
06/27/05 It is time to change the national anthem. The land is no longer free. Last week, in an appalling decision that will prove to be every bit as infamous as the Dred Scott and Roe v. Wade decisions,... ...
Shut Down Guantanamo
"The best thing Washington can now do about this national shame is to shut it down." Editorial in The New York Times, Sunday, June 5, 2005 No, they're not talking about the White House. The national... ...
Supreme Court writes corporate welfare into Constitution
06/23/05 The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that local governments may seize people's homes and businesses -- even against their will -- for private economic development. It was a decision fraught with... ...
Fair-Weather federalism
06/15/05 Conservatives who have no love of marijuana -- medical or otherwise -- may end up regretting the Supreme Court's decision last week in Gonzales v. Raich. In matters of constitutional jurisprudence,... ...
The Supreme Court's assault on individual liberty
06/20/05 The U.S. Supreme Court's just-released ruling on the issue of medical marijuana in the case of Gonzalez vs. Raich is a tragic epitome of what the federal government can do to undermine the principles... ...
Destructive government
The basic function of government is to protect person and property, but all too often government does just the opposite. In their zeal to protect us from financial fraud, government officials recently... ...
Republicans say Social Security vote is unlikely
06/16/05 Rank-and-file House Republicans, citing nervousness among colleagues and lack of intensity on the issue, say their leaders probably won't force a vote on Social Security this year. But the White... ...