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Courts and States generating chaos
“If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; … Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And—which is more—you’ll be a Man, my son!” —Rudyard Kipling These words from Rudyard Kipling are something we all should remember. Today, our nation is in…
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson misses the point of the Bill of Rights
Digging deeper into recent oral arguments before the Supreme Court in the Biden Administration censorship case, some interesting questions have emerged. Several hypothetical situations came up, which I think are worth a look. By far, the most important comment I’ve heard so far is when Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was worried that the First Amendment…
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SCOTUS on social media blocking by public officials
Social media has become such an influential part of many people’s lives they feel they cannot live without it. But what happens when a public official blocks your access to the social media pages? Can you sue them for violating your rights protected by the First Amendment? Well, SCOTUS says yes, sometimes. Don’t be fooled…
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Never let a pandemic go to waste
I’ve heard some pretty lame excuses in my lifetime. There’s the classic, “The dog ate my homework” and “The check must have gotten lost in the mail.” Sometimes, however, I cannot tell if what passes for logic and reasoning in the world today is the arrogance that people will believe whatever you say or just…
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When the outrageous becomes the norm
Have you ever heard something so outrageous you don’t believe it’s true? Then, when you find out it is true, your reaction is, “Are you kidding me?” I’ve had several of those lately. Like Senator Schumer, who complained about alleged Russian interference with our elections and called for new elections in Israel. Or a new…
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Some truths behind the Robert Hur theatre
As much as people try to convince you otherwise, Congressional committee hearings are more political theatre than searches for the truth. This can be seen if we take a closer look at the recent House Judiciary Committee hearing regarding Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report on his investigation into the Biden document scandal. Contrary to what…
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Not reading the fine print is costly
Have you ever looked at the terms and conditions for your mobile phone, your internet service, or other services you use? I bet if you did, you’d be shocked. How often have you heard it’s important to read a contract before signing it? Have you considered how important it must be for people actually to…
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Wishing for better days is not planning…
Wishing is not planning. Just because you want something to work out doesn’t mean it will. Yet it seems that wishful thinking is how most government plans are made. Today, I’m going to look at some recent examples of politicians’ wishful thinking. Maybe seeing how things are being done will encourage us to find better…
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