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Jimmy Carter Attacks 'Stupid' Supreme Court

Jimmy Carter Attacks 'Stupid' Supreme Court

Former President Jimmy Carter at the LBJ Library Civil Rights Summit said his greatest concern for America’s future is the “stupid” Supreme Court decision of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, which held the First Amendment prohibits the government from

Preibus Vows Court Challenge to Contribution Limits

Preibus Vows Court Challenge to Contribution Limits

On Hugh Hewitt’s radio show on Tuesday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus discussed his intentions to take on campaign finance law… Partial transcript as follows: HEWITT: So to summarize, I want people to really understand this. There is, you

Don't Just Attack the Patent Trolls–Fix the System

Don't Just Attack the Patent Trolls–Fix the System

Today the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a mark-up on patent reform legislation. It is clear that current patent law is not “promoting the useful arts,” and therefore is in urgent need of reform. The proposed Senate legislation is designed

'Shut up,' Mozilla explained

In response to Mozilla Clams Up As It Reaps a Whirlwind Of Disapproval : Nothing says “wide diversity of views” and “culture of openness” quite like nailing boards over the window to the company press office while thousands of disgusted

Chicago Man Who Defeated City's Handgun Ban Dies

Chicago Man Who Defeated City's Handgun Ban Dies

CHICAGO (AP) — Otis McDonald, the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit that prompted the U.S. Supreme Court decision that forced Chicago to abandon its 28-year ban on handguns, has died at the age of 80, a family spokesman said Sunday.

75% of Americans Believe Politicians are Corrupt

75% of Americans Believe Politicians are Corrupt

A new Reason-Rupe poll reveals that Americans believe that 75% of politicians are “corrupted” by the money given to them by special interests. Further, the poll indicated that the respondents felt 70% of politicians use their influence to give aid

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit over Obama Admin Drone Strikes

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit over Obama Admin Drone Strikes

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit against Obama administration officials for the 2011 drone-strike killings of three U.S. citizens in Yemen, including an al-Qaida cleric. U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer said the case raises serious

EPA Proposal Seeks Huge Power Grab over Farmlands

EPA Proposal Seeks Huge Power Grab over Farmlands

Republican lawmakers joined farmers and land developers to discourage the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from asserting a proposed rule which will increase its regulatory authority over the nation’s streams and wetlands.  “It’s the most breathtaking power grab I’ve seen in

Delayed Texas Execution Episode Ends with 'Nap'

Delayed Texas Execution Episode Ends with 'Nap'

The delayed execution of convicted murderer Tommy Lynn Sells ended April 3 after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected appellate matters brought by Sells’ lawyers. Breitbart Texas recently reported on federal Judge Vanessa Gillmore’s decision to block execution orders based on

Obamacare Delays May Mark 'major shift of constitutional power'

The Obama administration has issued dozens of delays to various Obamacare deadlines. University of Michigan law professor Nicholas Bagley says the President appears to be overstepping his constitutional authority. Bagley teaches at the University of Michigan, specializing in “administrative law,