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...
Constitution
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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O’Donnell’s ‘Gaffe’ on the First Amendment
"There cannot be the slightest doubt that the First Amendment reflects the philosophy that Church and State should be separated," said Supreme Court...
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Removing “Technical” Obstacles to Surveillance
Buried in an otherwise innocuous-appearing article in the New York Times about wiretapping was this chilling sentence: “The issue [of surveillance of individuals...
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New Supreme Court Session — Same Tyrannical Tack
An article in the Washington Post today relates how Supreme Court justices are spending the early days of the latest session parsing the...
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Constitution à la Tea Party
The Tea Party clearly has the establishment in a panic. The latest evidence: "America's Holy Writ," a Newsweek article by Andrew Romano on...
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Judge Repeals “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
After congressional efforts to repeal the military’s long-standing policy of “Don’t ask, don’t tell” have failed to clear Congress, a federal court has...
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Federal Judge Upholds Individual Mandate of ObamaCare
Late last week a federal judge ruled that according to the settled case law undergirding the jurisprudence of the Commerce Clause, the individual...
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