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Deb Fischer, unknown, wins in Nebraska

Yet another unknown candidate won a Senate nomination last night, and beat the establishment to do it:: State Senator Deb Fischer of Nebraska. Even more amazingly, until recently no one in Nebraska More »

Sheriff Joe Arpaio, political target and defender of the very office of sheriff

Joe Arpaio v. political hacks

Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa Co., AZ, has fought against federal political hacks for three years. Now he will fight them in court. Ironically, the Justice Department accuses Joe Arpaio of “roughing More »

Mario Apuzzo, arguing the latest Obama eligibility challenge

Obama eligibility: New Jersey appeal

The two New Jersey Obama eligibility challengers won an emergency appeal. But they must argue their case by telephone, not in public.

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An MQ-9 Reaper. Will the Air Force use a plane like this to fight crime in America? Will the police use it?

Crime, police, and the Constitution

The US Air Force ignores the Constitution to fight crime in America. Most people don’t know that city police forces are doing likewise. They probably also don’t know that a free society More »

Man, the greatest achievement of Creation Day 6

Creation Day 6: Man

On Creation Day 6, after God made the land animals, He made man. Evolutionists insist that man came billions of years later. Not so, according to many investigators who follow evidence where More »

The Obama birth certificate: probable casualty in the Obama eligibility battle

Obama eligibility: NJ ALJ ducks issues

In the latest Obama eligibility challenge, an Administrative Law Judge cleared Obama for the New Jersey Democratic Primary today. The two men who objected to Obama’s nominating petition vowed to appeal.

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NDAA v. Constitution Round Two

The Constitution meets the NDAA and wins a round
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A court enjoined the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) yesterday, even as the House prepares to pass another version of it.

Obama eligibility: new Arizona action

The Obama birth certificate: probable casualty in the Obama eligibility battle
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An Arizona official asked Hawaii to verify the Obama’s birth certificate. Obama eligibility activists in Arizona and New Jersey took heart.

Deb Fischer, unknown, wins in Nebraska

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Yet another unknown candidate won a Senate nomination last night, and beat the establishment to do it:: State Senator Deb Fischer of Nebraska. Even more amazingly, until recently no one in Nebraska (outside of her district) knew her name, and she spent the least amount of money to win.

Joe Arpaio v. political hacks

Sheriff Joe Arpaio, political target and defender of the very office of sheriff
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa Co., AZ, has fought against federal political hacks for three years. Now he will fight them in court. Ironically, the Justice Department accuses Joe Arpaio of “roughing up” suspects and prisoners, while it has a murder on its collective conscience.

Obama eligibility: New Jersey appeal

Mario Apuzzo, arguing the latest Obama eligibility challenge
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The two New Jersey Obama eligibility challengers won an emergency appeal. But they must argue their case by telephone, not in public.

Crime, police, and the Constitution

An MQ-9 Reaper. Will the Air Force use a plane like this to fight crime in America? Will the police use it?
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The US Air Force ignores the Constitution to fight crime in America. Most people don’t know that city police forces are doing likewise. They probably also don’t know that a free society does not have to hold itself at the mercy of criminals, in or out of government.

Ron Paul stops primary campaign

Ron Paul. Is he really dropping out of the race? Or just concentrating on delegate strength?
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Ron Paul today stopped campaigning in big State primaries. But he has not suspended his campaign and will still work to capture delegates. Nevertheless, reasonable people might confuse what he really said with what some might have wished he said.

Oklahoma Republican delegates in dispute

The Gadsden flag: symbol of the Tea Party. Why did Chris Christie equate this with Occupy Wall Street?
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The Oklahoma Republican convention ended with a contestable official result, two delegations, and even fisticuffs. The only certain result is more bad blood than ever between supporters of Ron Paul and Mitt Romney.

Creation Day 6: Man

Man, the greatest achievement of Creation Day 6
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On Creation Day 6, after God made the land animals, He made man. Evolutionists insist that man came billions of years later. Not so, according to many investigators who follow evidence where it leads.

A Party Without Shame: Silence the Opposition

The Gadsden flag: symbol of the Tea Party. Why did Chris Christie equate this with Occupy Wall Street?
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Like Diogenes searching for an honest man, to search for a political party of Statesmen is search for a needle in a haystack. Statesmen are now obsolete. Instead “We the People” get lifetime establishment politicians. The Republican Party has morphed into something that our Founders would barely recognize and scarcely approve.