The US Supreme Court today upheld restrictions on political speech, such as restrictions on advertisements before an election. It’s a natural progression, of course, since true freedom of religious speech and association was done away with a few decades ago. Well, the first amendment was getting old anyway. [Article] Freedom of political speech isn’t important [...]
Posts Tagged ‘constitution’
Supreme Court agrees with Congress: No Free Speech for You
Wednesday, Dec 10th, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: congress, constitution, law
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: congress, constitution, law
The cowardly court
Monday, Nov 3rd, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: constitution, law
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: constitution, law
The cowardly court: The US Supreme Court today refused to weigh in on the Ten Commandments monument case involving Judge Roy Moore, allowing an absurd ruling by a lower court to stand. This is cowardly because the court is refusing to clarify why it is okay for the Supreme Court to have the Ten Commandments [...]
Supreme Court: Stillbirth Murder
Monday, Oct 6th, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: abortion, constitution, law
Filed under: Society & Politics | Tags: abortion, constitution, law
The Supreme Court has already invented a constitutional right to privacy, a “right” that has led to legal abortion, the striking down of sodomy laws, etc. Proof that such a “right” is absurd, the court still upholds laws and rulings that interfere with this so-called right — such as not allowing private, personal drug use, [...]
Wile Reform Coyotes
Wile Reform Coyotes – Good Opinion Journal editorial on the recent unconstitutional campaign finance reform bill.
The Rule of Law vs. the Rule of Judges
Thursday, Aug 21st, 2003 by Brandon | 1 Comments
Filed under: Christianity & Religion, Society & Politics | Tags: bible, constitution, law
Filed under: Christianity & Religion, Society & Politics | Tags: bible, constitution, law
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore has been overruled by the other eight judges in the Alabama Supreme Court, who said that the “rule of law” must be followed and the Ten Commandments monument must be removed from the courthouse. The question I have is: what law? The US Constitution states clearly: “Congress shall make no [...]