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Category Archives: Supreme Court
Restraining the Leviathan
If you have not read my previous post calling for a Constitutional Convention, please do so first by clicking here. Because the amendments I suggest severely curtail the powers of the US Congress, they will never be proposed by the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Politics, Supreme Court, US Constitution
Tagged amendment, constitution
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Cass and Benedict
If you take seriously Sun Tzu’s admonition to “know your enemy”, you might be familiar with Cass Sunstein, an Obama staff member and a particularly dangerous statist. More importantly, when it comes to dismissing the notion that the Constitution defines strict … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Supreme Court, US Constitution, Videos
Tagged C-SPAN, Cass Sunstein, Living Constitution, Living Document, Originalism, statism, Time Machine, US Constitution
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Living Document Tyranny
Of the many untenable positions held by the American Left, none is a bigger threat to the continuation of the American Experiment than the egregiously dishonest “Living Constitution” philosophy. I was prompted to blog about this by an excellent article … Continue reading
The Method Matters
One has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws. — Martin Luther King, Jr When one group of people attempt to make fundamental changes to longstanding traditions and the society based upon those traditions, the importance of the methods utilized … Continue reading
Posted in Government Corruption, Politics, Supreme Court
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Supreme Court Litmus Test
Non-Originalists Need Not Apply When a President nominates a judge for the Supreme Court or an important lower federal court, discussions immediately begin about litmus tests for acceptability. Historically the issue has typically revolved around the nominee’s position on abortion. … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Supreme Court, US Constitution
Tagged Elena Kagan, Interstate Commerce Clause, Obama, Originalism, Politics, statism, Supreme Court, US Constitution
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