Posts Tagged ‘supreme court’
Hillary Clinton lies about Hobby Lobby SCOTUS ruling
Here is the full, in-context video of which Jim featured portions of on the big radio show today.
Read MoreNews media & liberal sites lying about Hobby Lobby SCOTUS decision
The number of people claiming the Hobby Lobby SCOTUS case denies the “rights” of women is alarming. The Facebook posts are out-of-control and completely out of context. People should take the time to read and understand the case Hobby Lobby brought against the government and stop lying about the SCOTUS decision and the case.
Read MoreAnd your opinion on Dred Scott v. Sandford is?
Or how about Korematsu v. United States? Or maybe Plessy v. Ferguson? I’m quite annoyed at the people who keep saying “the Supreme Court has decided” and the debate about the so-called “Affordable” Health Care Act is over. We’re supposed to just shut up an take it? What do those of you who have called Vicevich and…
Read MoreThe Raisin Administrative Committee
I will wager a guess that you have no idea that lurking within the bowels of the federal government we have a Raisin Administrative Committee. But, we do. It has come to light as a result of an oral argument last week before the United States Supreme Court.
Read MoreObamacare revisited?
Today is the first Monday in October and thus the opening of the United States Supreme Court’s new term. One of the orders issued is a bit unusual.
Read MoreHelp me interpret the Supreme Court ruling
Having put up the obligatory post about what is included in today’s Supreme Court’s ruling on Obamacare, I am a bit confused about the decision. And, I know you will be able to dispel said confusion with your comments.
Read MoreSupreme Court rules on Arizona immigration law
Today, the United States Supreme Court issued its opinion in Arizona v. United States. By a vote of 8 -0, the Court found that the most controversial provision of the law, as written, did not violate federal law, and thus could stand.
Read MoreThree Good Reasons
With the much anticipated release of the Supreme Courts Ruling on Obama-Care and while surfing the web last night while watching television, I stumbled upon an article entitled “Three Reasons The Supreme Court Should Overturn Obama-Care’s Individual Mandate”.
Read MoreSenator suggests Supreme Court overturn of Obamacare would be “conservative activism”
Oh no it won’t. There is a huge difference between judicial activism, where a judge or court provides a ruling based on their own feelings or opinion, and a proper judicial review when a court makes a decision based on the Constitution.
Read MoreIs the Arizona Immigration Law unconstitutional?
Wednesday, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments concerning this issue. Actually, there are four separate pieces of the law that are before the Court. The remainder of the law is not being challenged by the administration.
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