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Who gets to appoint federal judges should be the #1 issue in 2008 election
12 March, 2008, 9:11 pm

If the Republicans really want to keep the White House in their control and even have the possibility of regaining control of Congress, they should make judicial tyranny and the appointment of federal judges by the next president as the most important issue of the 2008 election. Even those on the left in the Democratic Party know that this is the paramount issue since they have virtually shut down voting on President George W. Bush's nominees to the United States Court of Appeals. As of early December, Senate Democrats had approved only 5 of President Bush's nominees to the federal appeals court. The average number of appeals court judges confirmed by the Senate majority when the president is from the opposite party is 17 judges. The Republican majority confirmed 15 of...

Liberals and their Contempt for Diversity
12 March, 2008, 10:58 am

At the time of America’s Founding the nation’s leaders were almost to the man, Christian, but they deliberately chose to establish a secular government to minister in behalf of all the people equally. It was a very friendly disestablishment. The government would be a friend of the Christian religion, but not a religious state. The Reverend John Witherspoon, a Presbyterian preacher, President of Princeton University, and Signer of the Declaration of Independence had a profound effect upon America’s founding. In his sermon, “The Dominion of Providence over the Passion’s of Men” Witherspoon preached, “He is the best friend to American liberty, who is most sincere and active in promoting true and undefiled religion, and who sets himself with the...

Judicial Tyrants in California Rule Against Home Schoolers in Naked Attempt to Destroy Home School Movement
7 March, 2008, 2:40 am

In yet another indication that America's judiciary -- both state and federal -- has gone competely out-of-control, California's liberal 2nd District Court of Appeals, ruled last week in one of the most tyrannical decisions in this decade, that parents who "lack teaching credentials cannot educate their children at home." This state court of appeals has the same reputation in California as the infamous federal 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, located in -- where else? -- San Francisco. The 9th Circuit's frequent insane decisions are routinely overturned by the United States Supreme Court.

As the "Los Angeles Times" said on Thursday in their headline, the "Ruling (is) seen as a threat to many home-schooled families" and it reported that...

"Old Media" Continues to Lose Ground with the American People
4 March, 2008, 2:07 am

Just as Dan Rather, anchor of CBS News, was finally fired after he reported false stories about President George W. Bush's military record just weeks before the 2004 election, "The New York Times" last month was exposed as the tabloid newspaper Americans no longer trust when it implied in a lengthy page one article that Senator John McCain had a liaison with a Washington D.C. lobbyist. And the pooh-bahs at our country's "Old Media" outlets wonder why 70 percent of the American people distrust the "mainstream" media in what they see and hear and read from these liberal outlets. As a result, the "Old Media" has suffered great decreases in viewership (CBS, NBC, and ABC) and in readership ("The New York Times," "The...

Barring Judicial Federal Tyrants from Legislating from the Bench Gathers Steam
3 March, 2008, 5:35 pm

Last week, Congressman Chris Cannon, Republican from Utah, made his intentions known that he will be reintroducing his "Pornography Jurisdiction Limitation Act of 2008" which will prevent out-of-control federal judges from dictating and imposing nonsensical and dangerous politicies upon the American people. Specifically, the Cannon bill will not allow federal courts to take up any cases which question whether or not any states' pornography laws are constitutional.

The announcement of Congressman Cannon's important bill came in the same week that federal courts in -- of course, San Francisco and Hollywoodland (L.A.) -- dictated to the United States Navy that it could no longer defend America where its underwater radar (sonar) would be harmful to whales and...

Prolife Movement Continues to Gain Momentum
2 March, 2008, 9:31 pm

For those pundits who thought that the pro-life movement would be solely defensive mode victories in Congress, this past week has disabused them of that notion.

In the United States Senate last Tuesday, an amendment sponsored by Louisiana Republican Senator David Vitter to prevent American taxpayer dollars from going to the Indian Health Service for abortions passed by a large margin, 52-42. Although only 3 liberal Republicans voted against the pro-life amendment, 8 Democrats voted for the Vitter Amendment.

Senator Sam Brownback, a former Republican presidential candidate from Kansas, who was a co-sponsor of the Vitter Amendment said following the great pro-life victory: "This is an important victory for the cause of life. In the midst of the national...

Barack Obama is Wrong and Sen. Brownback is Right on Terri Schiavo
29 February, 2008, 8:02 pm

Democrat Presidential candidate Barack Obama was very mistaken last Tuesday when he called his vote in the United States Senate-- during Easter weekend 2005 -- to help disabled Terri Schiavo stay alive "a mistake"; a vote denying the courts the "right" to put her to death.

During the Democrat presidential debate against Hillary Clinton, Obama said that the one vote he wished he could take back was when he voted with the majority of the Senators voting to save the life of brain-injured Terri Schiavo. He explained during the debate: "We adjourned with a unanimous agreement that eventually allowed Congress to interject itself into that decision-making process of the families. It wasn't something I was comfortable with, but it was not something that I...

Partial victory for the American people: Checks are (almost) in the mail!
8 February, 2008, 12:33 am

After suffering a crushing defeat for their original pork-filled economic growth package on Wednesday night with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama on the losing end, Senate Democrats, with the help of most of the Republicans, passed a bill on Thursday which has tax rebates similar to the bipartisan Economic Growth Package passed in the House of Representatives by 385-35, but which costs a lot more.

Senators, in their infinite wisdom, by a margin of 81-16, added to those American taxpayers receiving tax rebates, those who do not pay taxes, such as low income seniors. In addition, the Senators included benefits for disabled veterans and...