RBG AWOL From SCOTUS
The Gateway Pundit – Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg skipped opening arguments today for the first time in her 25 years on the court. More
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Need for Conservative Judges on SCOTUS
From David J. Shestokas The Fourteenth Amendment’s Privileges OR Immunities Clause The Supreme Court deserves the respect it earns. When it fails to enforce the Constitution as it was written [Read More]
SCOTUS Takes The Cake
As speculation runs wild about whether Anthony Kennedy is going to announce his retirement from the Supreme Court, a less reported story today is that the court has agreed to hear Masterpiece Cakeshop [Read More]
The LEFT REACTS to Trump’s Nominee Neil Gorsuch @Mr_Pinko VIDEO
The LEFT REACTS to Trump’s Nominee Neil Gorsuch @Mr_Pinko VIDEO
Freeze Put on Obama’s Clean Power Plan
SCOTUS has put an injunction on Obama’s effort to kill coal until the litigation challenging the Administration’s policy has been settled. Maybe the nation can
Pushback Against Supremes Begins
TheNewAmerican– No doubt anticipating what was coming in the Supreme Court’s ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges on Friday, Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Representative Raul Labrador (R-Idaho) introduced bills a [Read More]
Supreme Court rules against EPA on pollution rules
WaExaminer- The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 against Environmental Protection Agency pollution rules for power plants Monday, in a blow to President Obama’s environmental agenda. The majority decision, written by Justice [Read More]
“Judicial Restraint” Got Us This Lousy SCOTUS
Randy Barnett explains how we ended up with Obamacare being rescued a second time by a supposedly conservative supreme court. It goes back to the President who appointed justices based [Read More]
The Question That Many Americans are Thinking After SCOTUS Gay Marriage Ruling
IJReview: It’s a question that many people find insulting or uncomfortable right off the bat. Nonetheless, Fox News’ Martha MacCallum didn’t hesitate to “go there” after the Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage [Read More]
SCOTUS Okays Liability for Unintentional Housing Discrimination
AmericanSpectator- Stop calling it fair housing law. If it was ever a matter of fairness, it isn’t now. Under today’s 5-4 Supreme Court holding in Texas Department of Housing and [Read More]