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Protection?
Lately I often write about North Carolina. While Tea Party/Republican insanity exists in every state, in 2013 North Carolina appears to be the epicenter. The examples are literally too plentiful to all be chronicled in this space. Today I want … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Ford, Chris Whitmire, Constitution, First Amendment, Foreign Laws/Protect Constitution Act, George Cleveland, Great Recession, H 494, H 695, Harry Warren, Jacqueline Schaffer, Larry Pittman, Michele Bachmann, Michele Presnell, North Carolina, North Carolina General Assembly, politics, religion, religious discrimination, religious freedom, Republicans, Rowan County Defense of Religion Act, secession, Sharia Law, Tea Party, Tenth Amendmant, United States Constitution
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Say It Ain’t So, Virginia
Last month Democratic Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley said that when people put Republicans in complete control of a state that instead of creating jobs, as they promise during campaigns, they take a “Hard right turn” and produce a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 election, abortion, adoption, Alaska, Anita Kumar, Bob McDonnell, education, gay adoption, gay rights, greed, gun control, guns, HB 1, HB 1132, HB 1133, HB 1245, HB 189, HB 321, HB 369, HB 462, HB 55, HB 754, HB 9, HB 940, health care, Joe Miller, Ken Cuccinelli, Laura Vozzella, Lisa Murkowski, Martin O'Malley, Maryland, Obamacare, politics, religious freedom, SB 1, SB 323, SB 327, SB 349, SB 464, SB 496, SB 67, Senate, taxes, Tea Party, Virginia, Virginia House of Delegates, Virginia State Senate, voter fraud, voter ID, Voter suppression, war on women, Washington Post, women's health issues, women's issues, women's rights
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Keep Talking
Regardless of what happens on Super Tuesday it appears this Republican Presidential primary race is going on for a while. That is the best news the Democrats could ever get. The longer this race goes on the longer the Republicans … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, Arizona, Democrats, Donald Trump, education, Georgetown University, health care, Herman Cain, jobs, Joe Arpaio, John Kennedy, Justice Department, Maricopa County, Michele Bachmann, Michigan, Michigan primary, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Obama, Obamacare, Paul Babeau, Pinal County Arizona, politics, religion, religious freedom, Republican Presidential Primary, Republicans, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Rush Limbaugh, Sandra Fluke, Super Tuesday, Tea Party, unemployment, war on women, women's health issues, women's issues, women's rights
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Isn’t It Time Yet?
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion”, those are the first ten words of the Bill of Rights – which are the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution. They were adopted in 1791 and have … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, abortion, Bill of Rights, birth control, birthers, Catholic, Civil Rights, Constitution, contraception, discrimination, far right, First Amendment, Florida, Franklin Graham, Helen Radkey, Ireland, Marco Rubio, Mitt Romney, Mormon, Obama, politics, postumous baptism, religion, religious discrimination, religious freedom, Religious Right, Republican, Rick Santorum, right wing, seperation of church and state, Tea Party, United States Constitution, war on women, Willard Mitt Romney, women's health issues, women's issues, women's rights
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Heed The Doctor’s Words
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/rachel-maddow-the-gop-war-on-birth-control/2012/02/10/gIQAbZ734Q_story.html?hpid=z3 That is the link to an op-ed Rachel Maddow wrote in the Washington Post on February 10, 2012. I often glean information from both the Washington Post and Dr. Maddow that becomes part of my postings. I seldom review … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, birth control, Buffalo New York, Canisus College, Catholics, contraception, Democrats, economy, First Amendment, Health and Human Services, health care, health insurance, insurance industry, jobs, Kathleen Sebelius, MSNBC, Obama, Obamacare, politics, Rachel Maddow, religion, religious freedom, Republicans, SUNY-Buffalo, unemployment, Washington Post, women's health issues, women's issues, women's rights
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A Win And A Lost Cause
Tuesday was a big day for political news but two stories really struck me and they had results on the opposite ends of the spectrum. They illustrated the difference between the progressives and the conservatives. One did something positive for … Continue reading
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Tagged 112th Congess, Abe Lincoln, bailout, Bank of America, conservative, Democrats, economy, foreclosure, George W. Bush, Great Recession, Heather Losurdo, House, In God We Trust, jobs, Kevin Hill, Occupy movement, Occupy Raleigh, politics, progressive, religious freedom, Republicans, Salmon Chase, Tea Party, unemployment, Wake County, Wake County School Board, Wake County School Board Election
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Court’s In Session
Today is the first Monday in October. The response that statement evokes from most Americans is, “Yeah, so?” For nerdy political junkies it means the opening of the new session of the Supreme Court. At the risk of sounding Orwellian, … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordable Health Care Act, Anti-Injunction Act, Arizona, Article Three, Bawoto v Chevron, Chevron, City of Leandra v International Church of the Four Square Gospel, Clarence Thomas, Congress, Constitution, Cook v Rockwell International, court packing, Department of Revenue of the State of Washington, double jepardy, evidence, executive branch, extrajudicial killing, First Amendment, Franklin Roosevelt, health care, immigration, individual mandate, Iowa, Iowa Department of Revenue, K.F.C. Corp. v iowa Department of Revenue, Kiobel v Roayl Dutch petroleum et al, Lamtec Corp. v Department of Revenue of the State of Washington, legislative branch, Obama, Obamacare, Papers Please, politics, polution, recusal, religious freedom, Rockwell International, Royal Dutch Petroleum, SB 1070, Supreme Court, taxes, Thomas More Law Center v Obama, torture, United States Constitution, Virginia Thomas, Washington
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