California Supreme Court Holds Illegals Can Attend College at In-State Rates
The California Supreme Court reversed a lower state court ruling that struck down a 2001 California law providing that in-state illegal-alien residents could...
Constitution
Planned Parenthood’s Federal Funding and Republicans’ Pro-life Principles
Pro-lifers expecting the newly elected Republican Congress to do great things might want to consider this: In its fiscal year ending June 30,...
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The Founders Wanted Big Government? I Object.
Recently an article was published at lewrockwell.com wherein the author, Kirkpatrick Sale, asserts that it was the Founders' evident intention to establish a...
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Judge Draws Ire in Suspending Oklahoma Sharia Ban
Two days after Oklahomans voted in the mid-terms to ban Islamic, or Sharia, law from state courtrooms, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)...
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17th Amendment Mudslinging
The vigorous and timely advocacy of the enforcement of the 10th Amendment has been well chronicled in the pages of The New American...
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Oklahoma Bans Sharia Law from Courts; CAIR Files Suit
On Tuesday, a substantial majority of the citizens of Oklahoma took a firm stand for the sufficiency of relying on American law in...
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Iowa Voters Oust Judges Over Same-sex Marriage
Iowa voters Tuesday turned out of office all three state Supreme Court justices who were up for term renewal. The three judges seeking...
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U.S. Supreme Court Begins Debate on “Schwarzenegger v. EMA”
On election day, of all days, the U.S. Supreme Court took on a California case challenging a law prohibiting the sale and promotion...
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Repeal Direct Election of Senators?
Mike Lee, the Republican nominee for the Senate in the Utah election this year, supports repealing the 17th Amendment. “People would be better...
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Congressmen Can Be Voted Out of Office, But Not Impeached
Each voter's sole means of determining who serves, or does not serve, in the 112th Congress (2011-2012) is through the election of one...
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Is Everything Commerce?
Law professor Robert Natelson wrote that because Congress has stretched its definition of “commerce” so far beyond that originally intended by the founders,...
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Nullify Now! A Big Hit in Chattanooga
On Saturday, October 23, the Nullify Now! Tour, sponsored by the Tenth Amendment Center and WeRefuse.com, made its way to Chattanooga, Tennessee. Saturday’s...
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Cuccinelli: Obama Worse Than George III
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli understands the difference between unpopular and unconstitutional. During a speech October 21 at the Fall 2020 Legal Strategy...
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Nullify Now! Tour Steams into Chattanooga
Sir Isaac Newton’s First Law of Motion states: An object at rest tends to stay at rest and an object in motion tends...
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Did O’Donnell Read the Constitution Right?
Christine O’Donnell has come under criticism for stating that the language of the Constitution has nothing specific about the “separation of church and...
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