In Praise of Super PACs
One of the many inconvenient truths that irks liberal sensibilities is knowing that the First Amendment applies to everyone. Yes, even the so-called rich and the Bible-thumpin’, gun-totin’ rednecks (mostly in the south) …
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Category: First AmendmentJanuary 28, 2012 In Praise of Super PACsOne of the many inconvenient truths that irks liberal sensibilities is knowing that the First Amendment applies to everyone. Yes, even the so-called rich and the Bible-thumpin’, gun-totin’ rednecks (mostly in the south) … December 9, 2011 Occupy Wall Street and First Amendment RightsA United States citizen’s exclusive rights guaranteed by the Constitution end at the U.S. border. Each state within the United States has a state line, and rights exclusive to a state end at the state line; each state consists of … October 11, 2011 Onward, Christian soldiersOnce the political tectonic plates shift, there is bipartisan agreement that we can expect an earthshaking groundswell of grassroots advocacy and action to rival – if not surpass – the 2010 Tea Party effect. August 10, 2011 Obama’s Executive Order and the First AmendmentThe Obama administration has drafted a new, little-noticed executive order that would plainly stifle free speech. The “Disclosure of Political Spending by Government Contractors†order is still a draft, but if the administration has its way, the order will be … July 27, 2011 A Free Speech Challenge for ParentsShould a 13-year-old be able to purchase a school-shooting simulator without parents’ knowledge or consent? The Supreme Court says that freedom of speech requires that 13-year-olds have that opportunity. In a 7-2 decision, the court struck down a California law barring … March 26, 2011 ACLU v. Religious LibertyIrony is defined as “the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning.” The term doublespeak means “evasive, ambiguous language that is intended to deceive or confuse.” February 21, 2011 Fighting campus speech-codes with FIRESpeech-code. Sounds like something from George Orwell’s pen or a Stephen King tale, but it’s not. According to Adam Kissel, from the Foundation of Individual Rights in Education, two-thirds of college campuses enforce speech-codes, violating the 1st amendment rights … February 1, 2011 Is it Time to Expand the Fairness Doctrine?In keeping with the demagogue’s credo “Never let a good tragedy go to waste,†some among us are extracting as much mileage from the Jared Loughner massacre as they can. It is being used to raise money and reduce freedom, … January 25, 2011 The censorship of Huckleberry FinnBy: Sarah Bolton There has been recent debate whether to censor Mart Twain’s Huckleberry Finn; more specifically to remove the “n-wordâ€, which appears no less than 219 times, according to Publisher’s Weekly. Instead … January 19, 2011 Why The Left’s Exploitation of Tucson Will Not Succeed to Hush RushLiberals are despicably exploiting the tragic Tucson Arizona shooting as an opportunity to launch yet another “Hush Rush†initiative. A liberal pundit lamented that there is no left wing radio talk show host as powerful as Rush Limbaugh. Typical of … December 16, 2010 ACLU wages war on ChristmasBy Chris Slavens It’s that “most wonderful time of the year†again. Children eagerly await a visit from jolly Santa Claus, while their parents try to squeeze shopping into a schedule already filled with parties, parades, church programs, and visiting relatives. … December 14, 2010 No, WikiLeaks and Julian Assange Do Not Have 1st Amendment Protection of Freedom of SpeechJulian Assange is the proprietor, creator, and engineer of WikiLeaks, the incorporeal mechanism for disseminating stolen classified cables, documents, and videos owned by the United States government. Assange is not a journalist, he does not have a story, he does … November 2, 2010 Constitutional Scholar Single Handedly Redefines 1st Amendment Law and Stumbles Upon a Space-Time ContinuumRat-a-tat-tat. Rat-a-tat-tat. The bursts of the cerebral Uzi discharging are still ringing through the halls of constitutional intelligentsia. This random, awkward firing is not the literal discharge of machine gun projectiles, but rather the suspicious preteritions scattered about between the … October 29, 2010 THE LIE OF “SEPARATION OF CHURCH & STATE”: HOW THE SUPREME COURT UNLAWFULLY SILENCED CHRISTIANSHow did it happen that our country became a land where Christian children are forbidden to use the word, “Godâ€, in the public schools; public school students are forbidden to say prayers at football games; and religious speech is banned … October 18, 2010 Westboro Baptist Church and the Ten-Mile PropositionThe Westboro Baptist Church… need I say more? The nation watches as the Supreme Court deliberates on the limits of free speech in America involving the right of families to bury the dead in peace versus the need of the … |