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1970 All Over Again

APRIL 27, 2012 3:53PM

Topics: holy roman catholic church, king henry viii, borgias, bishops, priests, vouchers, conscience exemptions, wall of separation, church and state, justice alito, justice kagan, university of notre dame, south bend, rick garnett, ministerial exemption, 1st amendment, u.s. constitution, religious freedom, religious missions, lay teachers, called teachers, cheryl perich, hosanna tabor evangelical lutheran church v. e.e.o.c., supreme court, vatican, sexual misconduct, bishop fenwick high school, father james kiffermeyer, christa dias, jesus, st. lawrence, holy family, cincinnati, ohio, americans with disability act, civil rights act, monsignor john kuzmich, st. vincent de paul, fort wayne, indians, emily herx, pregnancy, discrimination, catechism, artificial contraception, artificial procreation, artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization, contracts, teachers, public policy, schools, religion, our lady of lourdes, 1970

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Selecting Facts Regarding the Supreme Court

APRIL 6, 2012 12:31PM

By Howard Steven Friedman

Topics: politics, politics news, supreme court obamacare, separation of powers, obamacare, constitution, us supreme court, u.s. constitution, supreme court health care, marbury v madison, health care law, health care, abortion, supreme court, barack obama

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Mitt, Want to Win the Nomination Before the Convention?

MARCH 19, 2012 1:33PM

By Howard Steven Friedman

Topics: politics, politics news, puerto rico, mitt romney 2012, massachusetts, constitution, u.s. constitution, english language, ron paul, republicans, republican primary, newt gingrich, elections 2012, al gore, rick santorum, republican party, mitt romney, george bush, 2012 election

4 Ratings
486 Views
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The wingnuts’ very bad day

FEBRUARY 7, 2012 1:54PM

By Robert Crook

Topics: women's rights, women's health, united states supreme court, united states constitution, u.s. supreme court, u.s. constitution, susan g. komen for the cure foundation, susan g. komen, sarah palin, same-sex marriage, roe vs. wade, proposition 8, prop 8, pro-choice, politics, planned parenthood, mormon cult, loving vs. virginia, lawrence vs. texas, komen, karen handel, justice, human rights, hatred, haters, gay rights, freedoms, fourteenth amendment, feminism, equality, equal rights, equal protection clause, discrimination, civil rights, catholic church, california, bowers vs. hardwick, bigots, bigotry, anti-choice, abortion, 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals

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If We Don't Kill NDAA/SOPA/EEA/Keystone XL Pipeline They Win

JANUARY 15, 2012 10:47AM

By Watching Frogs Boil

Topics: 9/11, aumf, authorization for use of military force, bill of rights, citizens united, citizens united v fec, constitution, corporate fascism, creeping fascism, eea, enemy expatriation act, fascism, freedom, freedom to fascism, national defense authorization act, ndaa, patriot act, pipa, pnac, project for a new american century, protect ip act, seditious conspiracy, sopa, stop online piracy act, u.s. constitution, united states constitution, usa patriot act

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Freedom to Fascism Redux: A Timeline of Recent U.S. History

JANUARY 13, 2012 10:55AM

By Watching Frogs Boil

Topics: wayne bowen, usa patriot act, united states constitution, u.s. constitution, stop online piracy act, sopa, seditious conspiracy, protect ip act, project for a new american century, pnac, pipa, patriot act, ndaa, national defense authorization act, freedom to fascism, freedom, fascism, enemy expatriation act, eea, corporate fascism, constitution, citizens united v fec, citizens united, bill of rights, authorization for use of military force, aumf, 911, 9-11

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11 Ratings
1719 Views
22 Comments

Today in History: America's First National Government

NOVEMBER 15, 2011 7:29AM

By Procopius

Topics: history, articles of confederation, u.s. constitution, george washington

4 Ratings
612 Views
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Free Willy Lawsuit Filed by PETA

OCTOBER 26, 2011 3:01PM

By Walter Blevins

Topics: free willy, orca, killer whale, peta, people for the ethical treatment of animals, sea world, 13the amendment, u.s. constitution

1 Ratings
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Of Penis Pops and Free Speech

AUGUST 29, 2011 3:05PM

By Laura Wilkerson

Topics: schools, high school, first amendment, u.s. constitution, indiana, social media, education

1 Ratings
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The Myth of Strict Constructionism and Judicial Restraint

JULY 21, 2011 11:42AM

By Howard Schneider

Topics: u.s. supreme court, constitutional elasticity, bill of rights, u.s. constitution, judicial restraint, strict constructionism

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6 Ratings
2891 Views
11 Comments

Government Imposed Drug Testing in Indiana

JUNE 23, 2011 12:05PM

By Laura Wilkerson

Topics: drugs, drug war, drug testing, workers, students, schools, supreme court, indiana, florida, rick scott, richard nixon, sandra day o'connor, clarence thomas, antonin scalia, ronald reagan, federal government, 4th amendment, u.s. constitution, news, opinion

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Libya just another of Obama’s broken promises

MARCH 21, 2011 6:09PM

By Robert Crook

Topics: politics, wisconsin, war, wag the dog, vietraq war, united states constitution, u.s. rep. dennis kucinich, u.s. constitution, ronald reagan, president obama, president barack obama, obama, national self-defense, moammar ghadafi, libya, labor unions, labor movement, labor, iraq, howard dean, george w. bush, george h. w. bush, dennis kucinich, democratic party, deaniacs, dean, constitution, broken campaign promises, bill clinton, barack obama

6 Ratings
871 Views
7 Comments

Remember When Republicans Wanted A Foreign Born President?

FEBRUARY 1, 2011 7:25PM

By aaroncynic

Topics: obama, birthers, birth certificate, hyperbole, politics, u.s. constitution, news

4 Ratings
616 Views
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Why the wingnuts’ Constitution fetish

JANUARY 6, 2011 1:33PM

By Robert Crook

Topics: christianity, fascism, founding fathers, hypocrisy, jingoism, nationalism, patriarchy, politics, racism, republican party, republican tea party, treason, u.s. constitution, u.s. house of representatives, white supremacism, wingnuts, wingnuttery

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13 Ratings
2162 Views
28 Comments

Glenn Beck's Guy, W. Cleon Skousen, Goes Mainstream

DECEMBER 9, 2010 8:25AM

By Steve Klingaman

Topics: constitutional theocracy, political philosophy, conspiratorial constitutionists, u.s. constitution, alexander zaitchik, phoenix papers, apologists for slavery, fred albert shannon, church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, lorenzo snow, christine o’donnell, byu, dwight d. eisenhower, j. edgar hoover, robert w. welch jr., lost ten tribes, hengist and horsa, arizona republic, gary nelson, 17th amendment, 16th amendment, nullification, radical constitutionalism, senator mike lee (r-utah), 912 project, hard-right mormons, alaskan militias, christian identity, tea partiers, 000 year leap”, “the 5, john birch society, senator orrin hatch, mormon biblical theory, glenn beck, brigham young university, w. cleon skousen, right-wing ideology, u.s. senate, politics

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Tea Party Leader: Voting Restrictions Would Be A Good Idea

DECEMBER 6, 2010 7:43PM

By Steven J. Gulitti

Topics: politics, u.s. constitution, voting rights, 2010 elections, judson phillips, tea party nation, tea party movement

1 Ratings
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I am slipping

SEPTEMBER 26, 2010 8:29PM

By Jeana Morris

Topics: informed voters, u.s. constitution, patriotic duty, mid term election, thoughts, god, procrastinating again

3 Ratings
355 Views
2 Comments

9/11 is back — just in time for 11/2/10!

AUGUST 15, 2010 6:24PM

By Robert Crook

Topics: world trade center, u.s. constitution, tryanny of the majority, texas, same-sex marriage, right wing, republican party, religion, proposition h8, proposition 8, prop h8, prop 8, president obama, president barack obama, politics, new york city, muslims, mormon cult, mob rule, mob mentality, judaism, john cornyn, islam, human rights, haters, freedom of religion, free speech, first amendment, equal rights, constitutional rights, civil rights, christianity, california, bigots, barack obama

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Drum roll: My Prop H8 predictions

AUGUST 4, 2010 3:01AM

By Robert Crook

Topics: bowers vs. hardwick, bush vs. gore, california, california constitution, california supreme court, equal rights, gay rights, george w. bush, human rights, lawrence vs. texas, mormon cult, prop 8, prop h8, proposition h8, same-sex marriage, ted olson, u.s. constitution, u.s. supreme court, vaughn walker, civil rights, politics, gay/lesbian

5 Ratings
632 Views
1 Comments

Assorted shit

JULY 7, 2010 12:44AM

By Robert Crook

Topics: politics, environment, affirmative action, afghanistan, al sharpton, arizona, barack obama, bigotry, bp, british petroleum, civil rights, discrimination, feminism, fucktardation, fucktards, george w. bush, gulf of mexico, hillary clinton, hispanics, human rights, immigrants, immigration, jan brewer, john mccain, lake pontchartrain, latinos, michael steele, new orleans, obama, obama administration, oil spill, president barack obama, racism, racists, republican national committee, republican party, rnc, sarah palin, scapegoats, u.s. constitution, white house, white supremacism, white supremacists