If Trump wins, she should resign from the Court.
“Justices don’t weigh in on presidential elections for a reason.”
Archive for the ‘Constitution’ Category
Thinking the unthinkable. November election postponed or cancelled?
10
Jul
“The white trucks, equipped with large off-road tyres, were seen being transported on Interstate 81 on Friday. One online community wondered if the U.N. was preparing for an economic collapse.”
Source: Virginia motorists spot white UN ‘combat vehicles’ on the interstate | Daily Mail Online
Hillary is continuing the great tradition of presidential candidates…
09
Jul
Presidential candidates and presidents always lie. For the past 100+ years, from Wilson to FDR to Truman and up to Obama, they have lied repeatedly about taxes, spending, regulations, and war. (More to come in future posts)
“Does Hillary Clinton possess the integrity and honesty to be president of the United States? Or are those quaint and irrelevant considerations in electing a head of state in 21st-century America?”
Source: Is Hillary Morally Fit to Be President?
There is a double standard. Comey gets it wrong.
07
Jul
“Whistleblower Edward Snowden is drawing attention for his reaction to FBI Director James Comey’s decision not to recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of private email servers.”
Source: Edward Snowden: Hillary Clinton Broke Classification Rules
It’s not over until it’s over
07
Jul
Hillary and her minions won the battle this week, but will lose the war, according to Jack Douglas.
Source: The Clinton-Obama Gang’s ‘Victory’ – LewRockwell
Poll: 54 Percent Disagree With FBI Decision Not to Indict Hillary
06
Jul
A leding indicator for the election?
“A majority of voters disagree with the FBI’s decision not to pursue a criminal indictment of presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton for using a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll.”
Source: Poll: 54 Percent Disagree With FBI Decision Not to Indict Hillary
Taxpayer funding of religious institutions declared unconstitutional in New Jersey
06
Jul
Virally all spending by government is unconstitutional. This is one of the most flagrant examples. Taking money from people (taxation) to pay for spending that violates people’s consciences is sufficient reason to end the funding or make it voluntary Government schools, known as public schools, is the best example of the improper use of taxpayer dollars. Schools, no matter how they are structured, should be funded by fees, scholarships, private grants, donations. etc.
Source: Landmark Ruling Halts Unconstitutional Taxpayer Funding of NJ Yeshiva and Seminary
Matt Damon calls for U.S. to ban guns ‘in one fell swoop’
06
Jul
Matt should focus his energies on making good films and not sound like a doofus when it comes to the Second Amendment. Confiscating firearms is the mind of a totalitarian. And what is “common sense gun reform”? In New Jersey, the Second Amendment is virtually nonexistent. In public we are defenseless against the criminals who can get all the firearms they want in the black market. Only the super wealthy with armed bodyguards can be so cavalier about the right to self defense.
“Hollywood actor Matt Damon used a press conference in Australia over the Fourth of July weekend to discuss his desire for a massive confiscation of U.S. guns.”
Source: Matt Damon, ‘Jason Bourne’ star, calls for U.S. to ban guns ‘in one fell swoop’ – Washington Times
What becoming a citizen means to me
06
Jul
I sent the following letter to The Record yesterday about a July 4th swearing in of new citizens.
Regarding “Sworn on the Fourth of July” (Page L-1, July 5):
The naturalization ceremony at Liberty State Park (a very apropos named venue) where a group of 21 individuals from many countries became U.S. citizens reminds me of the time I raised my right hand in lower Manhattan 57 years ago to pledge allegiance to my new country and uphold the principles of the U.S. Constitution.
Twice in the past decade I have spoken to newly naturalized citizens in Newark and at Ramapo College; the latter took place on Constitution Day, September 17. My remarks were quite simple. I said naturalized obligations have a special responsibility to our newly adopted unlike native-born Americans; we take an oath to uphold the Constitution, just like elected officials from the President of the United States to local officials.
We thus should make sure that our elected officials uphold their oath of office. Since June 25, 1959 when I raised my right hand before a judge in Lower Manhattan, I can say without equivocating that I have passionately defended the U.S. Constitution. I cannot say the same for presidents, members of Congress, Supreme Court Justices and others who have taken the oath to defend individual liberty, the core of the American experiment in self-government.
Since 1959 undeclared wars, trampling on individual rights, among other unconstitutional acts by politicians from both major political parties, shows clearly that our elected officials and justices have paid lip service to their oath of office.
Decentralization is the wave of the future
04
Jul
Secession is in the air. That means no more political hacks running our lives.
Source: What Would Thomas Jefferson Be Celebrating Today?
The Fourth of July: Few reasons to celebrate
04
Jul
America has retreated from the ideals of liberty and freedom.
“When I was a boy, one of my favorite holidays was Independence Day. I was an enthusiastic student of the War for Independence.”
Source: It’s the Fourth of July! Why Am I Sad? | Mises Wire