National Review Editor Asks What Constitutionalism Means
The National Review touts itself as a conservative publication. It consistently espouses what it considers right-of-center policy positions, as well as promoting the...
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ACLU Sues to Stop Clergy From Performing Marriages in Nevada
Nevada has long been known as the easiest place in America to get a divorce — and a quick marriage. After a couple...
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Military Commissions: Rights of Accused Terrorists Under Bush, Obama
Presidents Bush and Obama have created a vigorous public debate since the September 11 attacks over whether suspects in the “war on terror”...
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Harvard Confab Fails to Convince Tea Party to Seek Constitutional Convention
The ideologically diverse crowd of 300-400 attending the Harvard University Constitutional Convention Conference (ConConCon) couldn't agree upon even one agenda item to seek...
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Does The American Jobs Act Destroy State Sovereignty?
The American Jobs Act has already faced a flurry of criticism for a variety of reasons, including the cost and the likelihood that...
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Connecticut Judge Apologized to Kelo
Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Richard N. Palmer (left), part of a 4-3 majority in a controversial ruling that upheld the taking of the...
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Police Arrest Woman Refusing to Leave Outside Chair
Shequita Walker, a 40-year old disabled woman from Atlanta, Georgia, asserts that she was arrested merely for sitting outside in a chair. Her...
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Monetary Crisis a Threat to Liberty, Lawyer Warns
The fiscal and monetary crisis confronting America today is more than an economic problem, it is a threat to our liberties and the...
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What’s Wrong With a National Popular Vote (NPV)?
“The Constitution is no longer in line with our expectations regarding the role of the people in selecting the President.” ...
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Constitutional Sheriff Bill Introduced in Tennessee
A new bill making its way through the Tennessee General Assembly states that a federal employee who is not designated as a Tennessee...
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ACLU Suing School District for Ten Commandments Display
The ACLU is targeting a Virginia school district for displaying the Ten Commandments in one of its high schools. “The American Civil Liberties...
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Celebrating Constitution Day 2011
On Saturday, September 17, our country celebrates its 224th birthday. Constitution Day commemorates the drafting of the U.S. Constitution and the 39 statesmen...
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Court Rules Against Classroom Banners Promoting America’s Christian Heritage
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled September 13th that a California teacher’s First Amendment guarantees were not violated when the principal at...
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Another Court Rules Against Individual Mandate
Another federal judge has ruled that Obamacare’s key individual mandate is unconstitutional. Judge Christopher C. Conner of the U.S. District Court in Harrisburg,...
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How FDR’s Court-packing Plan Saved Social Security
The "real question," former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney said in Monday night's debate among republican presidential candidates, is: "Does Governor Perry continue to...
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