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The American flag. This Memorial day, remember one who fights for that flag and is now in a Mexican jail.

Pledge of Allegiance revisionism

NBC-TV tried to revise the Pledge of Allegiance yesterday. This kind of revisionism is now all too typical. How does the Pledge of Allegiance read? Francis...

Obama, hypocrite in chief at the National Prayer Breakfast, and orchestrator of a bodyguard of lies

Constitution14 years ago

War Powers Act – Honesty v. Hypocrisy

Has Obama broken the War Powers Act? The debate has seen refreshing honesty—and sickening hypocrisy—by those in Congress and out of it. What is the War...

The Constitution, which sets forth the principle of rule of law, defines what is unconstitutional, and guarantees freedom of speech and other liberties of a Constitutional republic, and also describes the impeachment power. (How many know of the Jewish roots of this document?) Hypocrisy threatens Constitutional government. Could Israel use a constitution like this? More to the point: would a Convention of States save it, or destroy it? (Example: civil asset forfeiture violates the Constitution.) Quick fixes like Regulation Freedom Amendments weaken it. Furthermore: the Constitution provides for removing, and punishing, a judge who commits treason in his rulings. Furthermore, opponents who engage in lawfare against an elected President risk breaking the Constitution.

Constitution14 years ago

DOJ wants more time on HCR appeal

The Department of Justice (DOJ) wants more time to answer the appeal of a pro se anti-HCR case. That very request shows their weakness. Where the...

Scott Walker campaigning for Governor in 2010

Constitution14 years ago

Scott Walker wins victory for Constitution

Scott Walker won a victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court today—for Constitutional separation of powers between courts and legislatures. What did Scott Walker win today? Governor...

Constitution14 years ago

Health care reform bill: another appeal

A little-known case against the health care reform bill, now at the Third Circuit, could have much further-reaching effects. Where does the case now stand? The...

Constitution14 years ago

Anthony Weiner, ideologue

Anthony Weiner is the biggest ideologue in the House. That’s why he might stay on through this session of Congress, or longer. Anthony Weiner under pressure...

Supreme Court, battleground of the Constitution, rules for Hobby Lobby. But is Neil Gorsuch a good candidate to sit here?

Constitution14 years ago

Chris Christie rebukes Supreme Court

Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey gave the sharpest rebuke that any governor ever gave to his State’s Supreme Court. And he was right. What did...

Constitution14 years ago

Anthony Weiner – the man we deserve

Anthony Weiner is brazen, arrogant, and over sexed. Yet he might stay in the House. That’s a sad commentary on the rest of us. Anthony Weiner...

Why the Texas TSA bill is necessary: a defiant message speaks to individual liberty

Constitution14 years ago

Texas TSA Bill Showdown

The Texas TSA bill might be back. That would be a welcome change for the US Constitution. Texas TSA bill history In March of 2011, the...

Chris Christie as United States Attorney

Constitution14 years ago

Chris Christie still an AGW alarmist

Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ) has always been a global warming alarmist. He still is, despite pulling out of RGGI recently. A conservative sounds the alarm on...