Year: 2026

California Glock Ban Won’t Be Halted After Judge Denies DOJ Motion

The forgotten responsibility of ‘We the People’

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Are you wondering why so many young people have become communists? It’s because We the People let government actors train them to do so. Concerned that young people aren’t learning civics? Are you concerned about the content your children may see on the Internet? They why are you waiting for Congress to tell you how to…

Dems plot 11th hour ‘gerrymandering’ scheme to oust a Republican…

“What the Maryland Governor and the new Democrat Socialist Party are doing, since they know they can’t win on the Eastern Shore with their far-left ideas, is trying to win by gerrymandering — with state legislators actually creating a gerrymandering double standard — one standard of compact districts for themselves, and another standard allowing extreme gerrymandering for Congress,” former House Freedom Caucus Chair Harris said in a statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation.
He demanded that his allies in the states slice and dice communities of color to diminish their political power and rig more districts in favor of Republicans,” Common Cause senior director Dan Vicuña said in a statement to the DCNF.

Disfigured Texas Woman Allowed To Sue Therapist For Transgender Medicine Fraud

Patients harmed by the atrocities of transgender ‘medicine’ may not experience the full effect for years, especially those coerced into treatment as minors.

Examining the Supreme Court’s latest controversial decisions

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Every year, at the end of June, the Supreme Court drops its most impactful and controversial decisions, just before they go on vacation for the summer. This year, there are a plethora of decisions, and today I want to look at some of the most important. In the case of Trump v. Barbara, the court ignored the language of both the Constitution and…

Massive H-1B visa fraud investigation within the Labor Department…

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Virginia’s Gun Law Under Fire in Courts: Cuccinelli

Virginia’s governing Democrats made it a crime to buy, sell, manufacture, or swap so-called assault weapons and high-capacity magazines that hold more than 15 rounds of ammunition. The law’s July 1 enactment, however, sits in a legal limbo as a wave of lawsuits moves through various courts. Plaintiffs in four state jurisdictions have sued to…

Judge Who Helped Illegal Alien Evade ICE Arrest Let Off with Fine, No Jail Time

Convicted of obstructing federal immigration agents, former Wisconsin Judge Hannah C. Dugan was spared jail time and let off with a fine Wednesday by a judge nominated by Democrat President Bill Clinton in 1997.
Judge Dugan is guilty of obstructing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in April of last year when she helped an illegal alien evade arrest, as WTOV 9 explains:
“Dugan was convicted in December of felony obstruction after prosecutors said she intentionally misdirected Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and escorted Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, a Mexican national who had reentered the United States illegally, out of her courtroom through a private jury door while agents waited to arrest him.”
Flores-Ruiz was in Judge Dugan’s courtroom at the time to face charges of domestic battery. He was eventually tracked down, arrested and ultimately deported.
Dugan had faced a potential sentence of up to five years in prison. Instead, Clinton-nominated Judge Lynn Adelman let her off with a $5,000 fine.
“Rather than uphold the rule of law, the defendant used the power and prestige of judicial office to obstruct federal agents carrying out their lawful duties in order to help an individual evade arrest,” prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memo calling for Judge Adelman to hand down a harsh sentence because Judge Dugan had abused her power as a judge:
“Rather than uphold the rule of law, the defendant used the power and prestige of judicial office to obstruct federal agents carrying out their lawful duties in order to help an individual evade arrest.”
Prosecutors said that Dugan not only violated her oath as a judge, but also endangered both the public and federal officers by helping the illegal alien escape.
“Judges are entrusted with tremendous discretion, but there is a line they cannot cross…the defendant crossed that line,” Acting Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Frohling wrote in a sentencing memo.
On Wednesday, Judge Adelman disagreed, dismissing Dugan’s crime as merely the actions of someone “upset by immigration policies”:
"I think this is a situation where an otherwise good person, upset by immigration policies in this country, made a bad decision in the moment."
Apparently dissatisfied with her lenient sentence, Dugan’s lawyers say they will file an appeal with the 7th U.S. Circuit.
For her part, Dugan, who resigned from the bench in January amid calls for her impeachment, announced Wednesday that she plans to “return to public service."