Lack of Standing Cuts Both Ways

As I’ve said before, the Supreme Court’s primary job is to preserve the illusion that it can do whatever it wants.  Recently, it decided that the best way to do this would be to declare that the participants in an election — 19 out of 50 states — didn’t have standing to challenge irregularities in … Read more

Romans cross the river

“Mr. President, Cross That Rubicon” –

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Aside from the crushing socialism, the overweening global warmist religious fanaticism, the stench of tens of thousands of homeless insaniac drunkards and dopeheads shipped here from every other state, and the tidal wave of illegal immigrants from 20 other nations, there are a bare few advantages to living here in Calestine (which name is stolen shamelessly from yesterday’s comments).

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Sucktion 230

Sucktion 230 … Accountability for Thee But Not for Me

Sucktion 230 is all about accountability for thee but not for me. It is free speech battle… sorta. It’s not a battle for Leftist speech. It’s only a battle for conservative speech.  There is actually no movement afoot to restrict the speech of Leftists. But, the President’s tweets almost always receive a flag or fact-check. … Read more

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Let Me Explain in Detail Our Path Forward Before We Meet at the State House

When you join us tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Concord at the State House to protest the governor’s no-longer State of Emergency at his inauguration, which is happening inside the State House around noon, we want you to know how important it is to continue to use the effective political channels that our Founders set up for us to fight back against the governor’s usurpation of power.

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Authorization Without Representation

As we approach what might turn out to be the conclusion of the most recent presidential election, it’s worth pausing for a moment to see what lessons we can take away from the experience.  I’ll leave it to others to discuss the security of elections.  I’d like to talk instead about the appropriateness of elections. … Read more

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