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The 2019-2020 term Supreme Court Opinion Machine shuts down after today, and on the final day of this round of 9 lawyers tell us what sh*t means, they let loose with a split decision on the President’s personal papers. His tax returns. Congress wants them (nope!), and so does the NYC DA’s office (Yup).
I’m on all kinds of Democrat advocacy and candidate email lists. Sometimes I deliberately sign up; other times it’s like I’m some Democrat’s mail slave that keeps getting passed around all over the place. A lot of times it is because I was an Independent for so long so I guess they think my eyeballs …
In 2017 the Trump Administration issued a new rule under Obama Care. Private groups, including businesses, could exempt themselves from having to provide insurance coverage for birth control with no co-pay based on sincerely held religious beliefs. In a 7-2 ruling, the US Supreme Court has upheld the rule.
Faithless Electors are those that refuse to cast their Electoral College vote in accordance with the popular vote of their state. The National Popular Vote wants member States to cast their state’s electors according to the national popular vote regardless of how their state voted. Did the US Supreme just put a stake in the …
The Obama Era Liz Warren-Crafted Consumer Financial Protection Bureau just hit a big Supreme Court bump. “We hold that the CFPB’s leadership by a single individual removable only for inefficiency, neglect, or malfeasance violates the separation of powers.”
The timing seems a bit odd. With “health care” a central focus and the herd refusing to embrace an immunity to virus socialism, Team Trump is all in on dumping Obama’s signature insurance nightmare. The Incremental Socialization of American Medicine Act, or ObamaCare. Trump wants it gone. Promised us, he did.
What the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) does NOT do can be as important as what it does. This week SCOTUS ruled … albeit by not ruling … that the Second Amendment is limited to possession of handguns in one’s home … but all other regulations are constitutional. Back in 2008, SCOTUS issued …
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The latest revelations of the Susan Rice memo to herself in the early stages of the attempted coup against the Trump administration before the President even took office has brought to mind the critical importance of the necessity of not only re-electing the President but also maintaining, and perhaps increasing, control of the US Senate. …
One of the candidates in the Republican primary for US Senate has recently surprised most liberty-loving citizens of New Hampshire by supposedly supporting an amendment to the First Amendment of the US Constitution to overturn the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the well-known Citizens United case!
This is a bit of housekeeping. A story we’ve followed with little potential and then a lot of it. New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. City of New York. The Big Apple changed the law to prevent the US Supreme Court from taking it up, which should have been the end of it.
