Justices Scalia and Ginsburg were friends – why is it so hard for Republicans and Democrats?
Justices Scalia and Ginsburg had a years-long friendship despite ideological differences. So why is it so hard for Democrats and Republicans?
Justices Scalia and Ginsburg had a years-long friendship despite ideological differences. So why is it so hard for Democrats and Republicans?
It’s not a day to celebrate the freedom and independence of America. It’s an excuse to barbeque, and blow stuff up.
In a land constantly at war, in a society where the law is no more than the competing wills of lords and kings, death is an eager visitor to the weak and strong alike.
The transgender fight is about privilege of the few over the rights of the many. It is not a civil rights fight. It is political pandering at its best.
Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump for all of their strident differences have already begun to forge a bipartisan consensus between the colliding anti-establishment movements which they represent.
Under the Presidential nose, with a substantial number of house Democrats voting with a united Republican majority, the refugees are now a bipartisan issue
But you don’t build a multi-billion dollar business empire in real estate, entertainment, and retail without understanding precisely what it is that makes people want to buy.
Much of Rand Paul’s campaign to date has been petulant and irritable, despite having a strong message, instead of strength he delivers anxiety.
In his presidential bid, Donald Trump has dominated the media. He might be just what we need to counter Hillary Clinton's dominance of liberal coverage
LOS ANGELES, June 17, 2015 — There’s a movement bubbling up in Los Angeles County that’s gone little noticed by the media. “Unify LA” hasn’t attracted the attention of a sensationalist press or seen any coverage on CNN. Yet on Father’s Day, June 21, 2015, thousands of people will be convening at the Staples Center ...
Increasingly and in many different respects that the punishment comes before the crime, and that this effect of the zealousness of criminal prevention is enabled by the increasing vastness of our domestic intelligence gathering efforts.
Our government fails because it does not lend itself political risk taking, because power is held by the office holders driven by their desire to get re-elected.
God the Father is described as acting through Jesus, and we are described as reaching God the Father through Jesus.
The American people need to be educated more than we have been on the details of the legislative process and the real substance behind what politicians tell us.
We have an obligation to help the nations who are our neighbors, but The United States cannot adopt all the at-risk children of the world. That has to end.
While their thinking is one that most of us should like to see become extinct entirely, we should not judge them for being products of the past.
But if we are to judge presidents according to the actions and conduct of their peers in history, we find that neither of these men are radically out of step with precedents set by previous occupants of the oval office