School Accused of Ignoring “White Student’s Claims of Racial Harassment” Settles Case
High school years were hellish for Giovanni Micheli.
Tag: Constitution
Trump Supporters Confront Anti-Free Speech Tyrants
One side armed with facts and knowledge, another armed with whistles and drums.
Fate of Obama’s immigration plan in hands of Supreme Court
Court is evenly divided with four liberal justices and four conservatives.
Three States Ban Travel to Mississippi
Citizens of Mississippi who hold religious convictions are given the freedom to exercise their faith without repudiation.
The Last American Election
Clinton insider says US will not have another election after this one.
Meet Heidi Cruz, First Lady Of The North American Union?
Ted Cruz’s wife has as many shady connections as he does.
Conservatives Renew Campaign to Impeach IRS Commissioner
IRS infringed on free speech when they unfairly targeted conservative groups, campaign says.
Constitutional Carry Gains Momentum With New Mississippi Law
Bryant expands permitless carry.
Document Shredding at VA Facilities a ‘Systemic Issue’
Watchdog: Agency policy leads staffers to destroy claims without reviewing them.
Bushmaster Lawsuit: Weapon in Newtown Shooting is Fair Game
Companies sought to have the case dismissed.
Microsoft sues US government for the right to tell you when the feds are reading your email
Microsoft claims the government’s actions violate the Constitution’s Fourth Amendment.
“Brutus” on Our Brutal Taxes
Taxation introduces an infinite number of laws and ordinances…
From The Ballot Box To The Cartridge Box
This upcoming election will be a sign as to how many people are ready to take action.
Happy Birthday, Thomas Jefferson
Reflecting on Jefferson’s complicated legacy.
Cruz: Tea Party’s Mrs. Nesbit
Rather than fight for the second amendment in his home state, Cruz had a tea party with GOP donors.