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Federal Farmer: Will the Judiciary Preserve or Destroy Liberty?
While many anti-federalists, including Patrick Henry, regarded the judicial branch of the federal government under the proposed U.S. Constitution with deep suspicion, the Federal Farmer took a more moderate, albeit guarded stance.
Camp Constitution Offers Judge Free Tuition to Avoid Further Embarrassment When Questioned About the Constitution
On January 25, during her confirmation hearing in front of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, Charnelle Bjelkengren was asked by Senator John Kennedy if she knew what Article V of the U.S. Constitution does. She said that it didn’t come to mind.
The NH Courts are Deliberately Denying Public Access to Public Cases
Women and children are dying, missing, and maimed based on NH family court rulings. NH is tied with Mississippi and Maine for last – in giving the public computerized access to court records.
A Hostile Takeover of the Judiciary
In today’s America, we the people are not supporting the fundamentals of our system of government. That would seem like the bare minimum for America to continue to exist. So let’s look at an issue of the day and see if it gives us any insight. How has court-packing become a serious discussion topic?
As Predicted – Democrats will Remove (Impeach) Trump’s Judges if they Have the Votes
When people ask me about the election, I tell them this. If Democrats keep the House and take the Senate, job 1* will be to impeach Trump. Job two will be to impeach Justice Kavanaugh. Job Three will be to vacate Trump’s Federal judiciary.
No, Supreme Court Justice Roberts can’t Stop Trump from Nominating Another Justice
For background: US Constitution, Section 2: Powers of the Presidency “…He shall have power, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to make treaties, provided two-thirds of the Senators present concur;”
The Judiciary has Grown More Powerful than America’s Founders Intended
About two weeks ago U.S. District Judge Loretta Biggs of North Carolina issued an injunction. Her injunction bars the Trump administration from implementing a new policy. The policy changes how the government calculates the duration of an illegal immigrant’s unlawful presence in the country.
President Trump Sets Another Record
President Trump’s economy is impressive. Record employment for minorities. Record wage growth, especially among lower and middle-class workers. All great things created by tax cuts and trade policy and deregulation. But he’s got another record about which to crow.
Quick Thought – another case of Trump’s Shiny Objects on top, actions underneath
Let me be clear: by “underneath”, I don’t mean under handed. I just meant while his tweets and his off-the-cuff speeches keep everyone looking at those “Shiny Objects” while he is accomplishing a lot underneath everyone’s radar (especially our “vaunted” MSM that he ties up in knots on just a mere whim). Example #1,849,456: This … Read more
Go! Nadler’s “Jerry” mandered Congressional District Has Diversity Issues
Nothing has enough color anymore. Not the Granite State (White is not a color). Not Congressional hearings. Not even diversity-challenged Democrat Congressman (and Judiciary Committee Chair) Jerry Nadler’s district.
US Senate Confirming MORE Judges Nominated by Trump
As of yesterday, October 15, the Senate had confirmed 152 of President Trump’s judicial nominations. 2 Associate Supreme Court Justices (Kavanaugh and Gorsuch,) 43 Appeals Court Judges, 105 District Judges, and 2 International Trade Court Judges. The winning is continuing, right now. They’ve confirmed 3 more District Court judges and are voting on one more. … Read more
While Libs Rant About Russia and Racism Trump is Flipping the Federal Judiciary
Mr. Trump’s legacy may not include a completed border wall. But it looks like he could end up with something just as good. Maybe better. He is untangling the Federal Judiciary from the tentacles of activist liberal judges. And he has Democrats to thank for it.