Power is the fuel of corruption. Do you think that corruption, fraud and abuse at the federal level are a serious problem? Are lobbyists and bureaucrats the movers of the levers of power? Do you think the current system undermines the will of the people while at the same time growing the bank accounts of …
By Chuck Douglas [NOTE: Former NH Supreme Court Justice Douglas points out something that I’ve been saying (along with a lot of other people) for quite some time; bolded below from his address at the Josiah Bartlett Libertas dinner, reformatted, emphasis mine -Skip] More than Josiah Bartlett’s biography is the fact that he and the …
America’s founders designed a system of government with a defined role for each of three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. The system works when each branch operates as it was designed. Unfortunately, at this point it is not working very well because we the people have allowed the creation of a fourth, unelected and unaccountable …
U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor in Fort Worth agreed with a coalition of states led by Texas that he had to rule the Affordable Care Act unconstitutional after Congress last year removed a key provision, the tax penalty for not complying with the requirement to buy insurance. The judge sided with the administration in declaring …
By Sam Bocetta Martial law is a subject that many people have heard about but far fewer actually understand. Truth be told, most people don’t understand just how serious of a situation martial law is or what it would entail should it ever be declared on a city-wide, state-wide, or national scale. In this article, we’ll dive …
What Would Happen Under Martial Law In The United States? Read More »
Eugene Volokh is the Gary T. Schwartz Professor of Law at the UCLA School of Law, and he’s got a question. What does this amendment to the New Hampshire Constitution mean? “An individual’s right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information is natural, essential, and inherent.” He asked his readers to …
Eugene Volokh On NH’s New Privacy Amendment: “What Does it Mean?” Read More »
An overwhelming majority of New Hampshire voters supported question 2, an amendment to the State Constitution enshrining privacy rights. “An individual’s right to live free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information is natural, essential, and inherent.” Another proposed constitutional amendment that did not survive legisaltive scrutiny, thanks to an all-out blitz by activists and the …
Does the Passage of Question 2 Harpoon Any Future Effort to Pass Marcy’s Law? Read More »
By Marc Abear American liberalism is being forced to radicalize. It has moved towards socialism and an increasingly post-modern form of leadership. Our youngest generation is openly embracing socialism. Identity politics with its faith in race, sex, and power as the keys to being and meaning is rising. The #MeToo movement adopted the credo, “Believe …
By Marc Abear With Election Day near we should be aware of the Left’s priorities most especially when it is supported by action. Their priorities added to their basic lack of understanding of the separation of powers help us see useful facts when making Election Day decisions. In trying to help the Left on Election …
To stop Illegal immigration or not to stop illegal immigration Read More »
I do solemnly swear, that I will bear faith and true allegiance to the United States of America and the state of New Hampshire, and will do whatever their Supreme Courts tell me to do, even when that conflicts with their written constitutions. Article 100 of the New Hampshire Constitution outlines a few …
