MicroGroks
The Volokh Conspiracy is one of the larger lawblawgs around and although not being of the legal persuasion, it often as interesting thoughts that a layman can go "Oh really – that’s why lawyers’ takes on things are a bit…different?" Mostly, it seems that they tend to lean conservative or libertarian in outlook. Given the …
Federalsim Restoration Amendment – an idea to be implemented? Read More »
Now that the democrat congressional majority has finally found a way to convince members of their own party to vote for the Leaderships agenda, you may be wondering what to do next. Fair question. It seems obvious that the federal system could take years to repeal this nightmare, and there is no guarantee they ever …
Remember, this is Progressivism in process. Constitution? Bill of Rights? Progressivism is incremental socialism. You know what that means? Yeah, that’s right. Satisfying every "gimme" person until there’s no money anywhere…think I’m kidding? Where’s that $100 Trillion owed for S.S & Medicare coming from? Go ahead – ask that "proud" Progressive and watch them squirm….
I have been trying to do more reading than usual – not on current events but more on underlying philosophies so as to (hopefully) lead to better blogging. One of those posts I ran across had this: …The message from Tea Partiers is that Alinsky has not succeeded any better than his more illustrious revolutionary …
A comparison of Community Builders (TEA Party) vs Community Organizers (Obama’s Alinsky) Read More »
Matthew Spalding from the Heritage Foundation is an expert on the Founding Fathers, the Constitution, Political Institutions, Political History and Citizenship and it is evident on every page of his book, ‘We Still Hold These Truths.’ This thing is crack for liberty lovers, and if you don’t already own a copy order one now, or stop …
CACR 26 would have allowed you to vote on whether to amend the NH Constitution. The change would have prohibited the legislature from passing laws to creat broadbased sales or income taxes, or taxes on capital gains. The bill came out of committee as inexpedient to legislate, and the House voted to ITL it by …
This Wednesday the New Hampshire House may get the opportunity to vote on HB 1343, AN ACT establishing a joint committee on the constitutionality of acts, orders, laws, statutes, regulations, and rules of the government of the United States of America in order to protect state sovereignty. This is presumably something of a follow up to HCR 6 …
My question to our NH Democrat State Representatives (email the committee here) is the following: If we are governed by both the US and NH Constitutions, why are you merely giving them lip service? Cartoon by Michael Ramirez; (H/T: Powerline) John over at Powerline add this commentary: Entitlements–Medicare, Social Security, Medicaid, the creation of "rights" …
More on what Steve said; Democrats giving NH up to the Feds Read More »
It is not clear to me that most people understand just what a game-changer the Supreme Court’s just-issued opinion in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission really is. It upholds the Constitution and eviscerates the unconstitutional McCain-Feingold law that was proposed and pushed by the most recent Republican Presidential candidate, John McCain, and signed by …
Thoughts on the US Supreme Court decision on Citizens United Read More »
Sometimes, I believe that the "Democrat leaders" just say things to just make it appear that something just isn’t so. I hate to be her personal bubble buster, but when there is empirical evidence that directly contradicts what Kathy Sullivan (former NH Democrat Chair) would have the public THINK is not true, well, then I’m …
