Tag: "Supreme Court"

The SCOTUS assumption that’s destroying your freedom

By Chad Kent on Apr 17, 2012 in Freedom's Foundation, In The News, Opinion, Videos

Obama Threatens Supreme Court, Shows Incomprehension of Federalism

By Katherine Revello on Apr 03, 2012 in exposing Obama, Health Care Reform, Politics

Perhaps it’s time someone explained the concept of federalism to President Obama. Or even encouraged him to read the Constitution he swore to protect when he entered office. Yesterday, during a press conference, President Obama stated that the Supreme Court overturning his Affordable Care Act would be an ‘unprecedented’ move by the ‘unelected’ members of [...]

Jefferson's advice to the Supreme Court

By Chad Kent on Mar 27, 2012 in featured opinion, Health Care Reform, In The News, Opinion

Since the Supreme Court is in the middle of hearing a case that will decide if our republic is going to continue or will degenerate into a tyranny of unlimited government power, this seems like a good time to go back and look at some of Thomas Jefferson’s thoughts on how we should interpret the [...]

The Constitutionality of Obamacare

By Cindi on Mar 27, 2012 in Videos

H/T TRP Senator Mike Lee talks about the Constitutional questions being raised the Supreme Court Hearings on Obamacare. He also give his prediction on what he thinks the outcome will be. Cindi is the Sr. Managing Editor of ConservativeNewsCentral.com and the Director of Graphics and Art for Anomalous Media.

Obama’s Hypocrisy Exposed (Again)

By AiPolitics on Mar 09, 2012 in 2012 Election News, In The News, Opinion, Politics, Videos

This excellent video points out two cases of delicious irony in one fell swoop. Our president has recently called Sandra Fluke to let her know that he doesn’t approve of meanies like Rush Limbaugh calling her a “slut” while simultaneously taking $1 million (via super pac) from Bill Maher. (who “unapologetically” calls Sarah Palin a [...]

Anti-U.S. Constitution Ruth

By A.F. Branco on Feb 08, 2012 in Featured, Political Cartoons

Why Newt Appeals to Americans

By R. Mitchell on Jan 20, 2012 in featured opinion, Opinion, Politics

Newt Gingrich is beginning to soar in the polls for many reasons. He is clearly the leader in the debates, which are really question and answer forums, for the Republican nomination. This is decidedly a factor in his popularity among those people who watch them. His assault on the media’s hypocrisy concerning how they treat [...]

A Busy Week for U.S. Supreme Court

By DJ Redman on Jan 11, 2012 in Featured, In The News

On Monday, Jan. 9th 2012 the Supreme Court handed down a decision rejecting a free-speech challenge to the longtime ban on contributions by foreign citizens who temporarily live and work in the United States. A three-judge panel had already affirmed and upheld the ban that was adopted by Congress to prevent foreigners from effecting U.S. [...]

The Question of Obama’s Eligibility to Serve as President Picks Up Steam

By Bob Russell on Jan 05, 2012 in A Broken System, Arizona, California, exposing Obama, Georgia, New Jersey, New York, Obarrassments, Tennessee

The question of the eligibility of Barack Obama to appear on the 2012 Presidential ballot has picked up steam as lawsuits have been filed in Federal and State District Courts to force the Democrat National Committee, its Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, Nancy Pelosi, and Harry Reid to show positive proof that Obama meets the parameters [...]

Only One Candidate Can Name Their Favorite Supreme Court Justice (Sorta)

By R. Mitchell on Dec 16, 2011 in 2012 Election News, In The News, Videos

At last night’s debate, Megyn Kelly made what seemed like a simple request. Name your favorite Supreme Court justice. For some reason, only candidate (barely) was able to pull it off. I mean, wouldn’t it have been awesome if each candidate just rattled off their favorite justice? But, no. They all had to get long-winded [...]