Federal Judge’s Injunction Allows Jury Activists at Denver Courthouse
Judge’s order also reveals fears of protest after Dexter Lewis death penalty decision.
Tag: Constitution
Anti-Gunners Attack Second Amendment Following WDBJ Shooting
Big government crowd exploit tragedy.
5 Questions to Ask a Pro-Choicer to Make them Question Abortion
Every pro-choice talking point is a distraction.
Va. Governor: ‘This is why need to restrict access to guns’
McAuliffe: “There are too many guns in the hands of people who should not have guns.”
National Rifle Association suing Seattle over ‘gun violence tax’
Measure will be enacted beginning January 2016.
Ferguson Judge Withdraws All Arrest Warrants Before 2015
All defendants will be given new court dates with alternative penalties like payment plans or community service.
Slain Gun Instructor’s Family Wants Law to Ban Children from Automatic Weapons
Gun range allows children between the ages of 8 and 17 to shoot if accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Obama Gives Biden His Blessing To Mull White House Run
Obama could endorse a candidate in the Democratic primary.
Dozens of Clinton Emails Were Classified from the Start, U.S. Rules Suggest
“If a foreign minister just told the secretary of state something in confidence, by U.S. rules that is classified…”
Obama Administration Supports Privacy-Invasive “Cybersecurity” Bill
POTUS continues fight against privacy rights.
New Polls: Trump’s a Legit Candidate
Trump is viewed as a real candidate.
In Lawsuit Challenging DEA Bulk Surveillance, Judge Gives Rare OK to Discovery
EFF filed suit on behalf of Human Rights Watch against the DEA, DHS, FBI.
Fluoride Debate Gets Its Day at Austin, Texas, City Hall
City councilman presented resolution to end fluoridation, saying it’s “unethical” to force residents to consume fluoride.
Wisconsin High School To Randomly Drug Test Students
Using loophole to violate Constitutional rights.
N.W.A and the Call to End Free Speech
Free speech leads to thought control.