Illinois Supreme Court Thumbs Nose At Balanced Budget Law
By Mark Glennon: The manner in which it dismissed the case was exceptionally irresponsible, imperious and cowardly.
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By Mark Glennon: The manner in which it dismissed the case was exceptionally irresponsible, imperious and cowardly.
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To learn more about Judicial Watch, click here. (Washington, DC) — Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton made the following statement in response to the Muller special counsel report summary made public by Attorney General Barr…
Read MoreBy Mark Glennon: Personally, if I were a trustee of an Illinois pension, I’d be cutting current payouts to ensure that something is left younger retirees who will be facing crisis. There’s nothing in…
Read MoreBy Daniel Greenfield: Why does voter fraud never prosper? When it doth prosper, none dare call it fraud.
Read MoreBy Adam Mill: This cooked-up pretext to invade the president’s attorney-client privilege is a stain of shame on the rule of law and tramples on a 500-year-old rule that protects our common law tradition.
Read MoreBy Rick Esenberg and Anthony LoCoco: Religious tests are unacceptable––we should never let people of faith be automatically disqualified from public service due to their closely held beliefs.
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Here is some good advice from a real journalist, Sharyl Attkisson, who has good reason to sue to the Department of Justice: As I fight on with my computer intrusion lawsuit against the U.S….
Read MoreBy Taylor Day: What sort of country is left in the modern age if the government isn’t allowed to ask the people if they are citizens?
Read MoreBy Ben Weingarten: So long as universal injunctions exist, plaintiffs will be able to impose their policy preferences on the entire country, if they find a willing judge.
Read MoreBy Conrad Black: The Justice Department abuses its power before conviction, and the Bureau of Prisons does the same afterwards.
Read MoreBy Jonathon Moseley: Texas can make a border wall happen. Many worry that courts will block President Donald Trump from building a border wall with funds reprogrammed from other projects under a declaration of…
Read MoreBy Sumantra Maitra: Neomi Rao’s writing goes against every narrative the left holds dear––she’s a self-made minority who believes in national unity and personal responsibility.
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Michael Cutler at Front Page Magazine lays out the truth about one of our country’s major problems — rogue judges. You already know my question. Why don’t Republicans and conservatives make more Americans aware…
Read MoreBy John C. Eastman: Perhaps because of his long-standing NeverTrump bias, David French’s latest essay in National Review (“No, Trump Can’t Use an Emergency Declaration To Build a Wall”) really bolloxed the legal analysis…
Read MoreBy Thomas Lifson: The ugly specter of religious bigotry reared its disgusting head during Senate confirmation of the nomination of Brian Buescher for a federal judgeship.
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