Nevada Legislature to Consider NDAA-Nullifying Bill
On December 19, the Nevada chapters of People Against the National Defense Authorization Act (PANDA) announced the introduction of BDR 728, the Nevada...
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Media “Talking to Itself” on Gun Control
Before the blood of massacred children was even dry at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, and long before they had their stories...
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South Carolina’s 1860 Declaration of Secession: What Has Changed?
On Christmas Eve, 1860, South Carolina adopted a resolution declaring itself independent of the United States of America. ...
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Conservative Judge, Failed Supreme Court Nominee Robert Bork Dead at 85
Judge Robert Bork, a conservative federal judge whose commitment to a strict interpretation of the Constitution made him a hero of conservatives but...
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Federalization of State Militias: Another Attack on Second Amendment
The federalization of the state militias is another prong of the federal government's pincer attack on the rights protected by the Second Amendment....
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The Bill of Rights: 221 Years and Counting?
December 15, 2012 was the 221st anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights. All of the liberties protected by the first...
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Group Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Ban on Indefinite Detention
Lawyers for a group of journalists challenging the indefinite detention provisions of the Fiscal Year 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) filed an...
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Federal Judge Rules Against Pro-Life License Plates
A federal judge has sided with Planned Parenthood in a lawsuit over North Carolina's “Choose Life” license plates, ruling that they are unconstitutional....
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Govt. Spying Out of Control, Notes Judge Napolitano
In an article posted by Libertarian-minded Judge Andrew Napolitano on LewRockwell.com on Thursday, Napolitano asserts that government spying has gotten out of control....
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Concealed Carry Coming to Illinois
In a decision that portends the end of decades of defiance to the basic tenets of the Second Amendment, the U.S. Seventh Circuit...
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Americans Side With Constitution on Marijuana Laws, Gallup Finds
Americans may be enamored with Social Security, Medicare, and sundry other unconstitutional federal policies, but according to a new USA Today/Gallup poll, a...
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Michigan State Reps Unanimously Pass Bill Nullifying NDAA
By a vote of 107-0, the Michigan House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill preventing the indefinite detention of Americans within the borders...
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Public Outcry Halts Calif. Sheriff’s Plan to Purchase Drone
The Alameda County, California sheriff’s office has been forced to suspend the purchase of a surveillance drone after constitutionalists and activists slammed the...
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Senate Committee Weighs Amendment to Electronic Privacy Act
The Senate Judiciary Committee has before it a bill that proponents hope will not only increase protection of personal privacy, but will also...
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Firearm Sales Skyrocket in Election’s Aftermath
The sale of firearms and ammunition continues to increase in the weeks following Obama's reelection. ...
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