Archive for unconstitutional

Regulating the internet still a bad idea at the state level

Apr 02, 2012 Comments Off by

The panic over federal legislation regulating the Internet is over, but now states are jumping on the bandwagon.  As with many things, Arizona seems to want to be “first”.  A bill has worked its way through both houses of Arizona’s legislature giving the state …

abuse, ad, AG, ally, ARA, arizona constitution, Arizona Elected Officials, arizona house, arizonans, blogs, Brewer, Constitution, Court, Crime, DEA, DOE, Effort, ER, Facebook, Featured, first amendment, first amendment rights, Free, free press, free speech, Government, Governor, Governor Brewer, Headline, hope, House, ills, Internet, internet content, IRS, knowledge, Law, ld, Legislation, legislators, Legislature, Letter, Liberty, Like, MA, Media, News and Opinion, ngs, opposition, politician, President, quot, Reason, Rights, sake, spite, State Government, States, thr, Train, unconstitutional, Work Read more

Liberals had no idea Obamacare might be unconstitutional

Mar 30, 2012 Comments Off by

In which I gloat . . . just a bit

Okay, so in the previous post, I cautioned opponents of Obamacare not to break out the champagne. And even if the case against it is won, that fact won’t be known for quite some time. …

american liberals, Chris Matthews, commerce clause, congressional research service, Conservatives, constitutionality, federal district court, harry reid, Headline, Health Care, house judiciary committee, Individual mandate, mainstream media, michael carvin, Nancy Pelosi, News and Opinion, parochialism, paul clement, solicitor general, unconstitutional Read more

Grijalva, Pastor file amicus brief against their own state’s law

Mar 29, 2012 Comments Off by

From KTAR:

 ”The framers of the Constitution vested that authority to determine how immigration law is enforced. Otherwise, you’re allowing Arizona to usurp Congress’ authority through SB 1070,” Grijalva said.

Grijalva said he will argue that the Supreme Court should uphold the 9th Circuit Court of …

9th Circuit Court, 9th circuit court of appeals, amicus brief, Arizona Elected Officials, Constitution, constitutionalists, ed pastor, Featured, Federal Government, framers of the constitution, Government, grijalva 1070, grijalva boycott, Headline, immigration bill, immigration enforcement, immigration law, immigration laws, immigration policy, immigration status, john kavanagh, News and Opinion, Raul Grijalva, sheila jackson lee, strict interpretation of the constitution, supremacy clause of the constitution, The Left, unconstitutional Read more

Can Obamacare be defeated?

Mar 26, 2012 Comments Off

There are three ways that Americans could be rid of Obamacare.

1. The Supreme Court strikes it down, in whole or in part, when it issues its ruling this summer.

2. A newly elected congress and president work together for its repeal.

3. It is enacted but subsequently …

Read more

New York City is not North Korea, but . . .

Jan 16, 2012 Comments Off

In the previous post, I wrote the following:

Most on the American left would not like to live in a country like North Korea any more than any other sane person would. And needless to say, we’re not like North Korea and never …

Read more

Unions fight for survival

Jan 08, 2012 Comments Off

When a boxing ref says, “Now I want a good, clean fight” there are usually a lot of people watching to make sure it happens. Generally, they are able to hold the fighters and refs accountable if it doesn’t happen.

Unions, on the other hand, don’t …

Read more

Categories

Archive

Pages

Bloggroll