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The ringing end of the Declaration of Independence is familiar to many: “And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor.” If you’re unfamiliar with how things turned out for the signers of the Declaration […]
Read MoreA press release from Liberty Counsel: Washington, DC—On June 26 the Supreme Court issued a 5-4 opinion that invoked “equal protection” when reviewing the Federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), but not once did the Court engage in an equal protection analysis. The Court then dismissed the Prop 8 case on standing grounds. Friday […]
Read MoreBy Matt Barber: While poorly decided U.S. Supreme Court cases are a dime a dozen, prior to Wednesday, two stood alone as the most wretched and constitutionally groundless in American History. First was the 1857 Dred Scott decision. Among other things, it robbed African-Americans of both their U.S. citizenship and their dignity. Next came the […]
Read MoreAn excerpt from an article by Ben Domenech: During the sexual revolution, we crossed a line from sex being something you do to defining who you are. When it enters into that territory, we…
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From Mass Resistance: Wednesday the U.S. Supreme Court gave the radical homosexual movement in America a big victory. Taken in the context of human history this was incomprehensible. Any other generation, looking at this, would think the Justices had lost their minds. First and foremost, it shows that the homosexual movement can now use the courts to accomplish many of their goals, no matter how outlandish and undemocratic. […]
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A press release from Liberty Counsel: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 28, 2013 Washington, DC—The 5-4 opinion by the Supreme Court on the Federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) raises serious questions about the legitimacy…
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Another excellent article by Eric Metaxas: Yesterday, by a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court, as expected, overturned part of the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA. At the same time the Court declined to…
Read MoreFirst Scalia, then Higgins. A writer at the National Journal said it this way: Scalia: ‘High-Handed’ Kennedy Has Declared Us ‘Enemies of the Human Race’ Dissenting from this morning’s opinion on the Defense of…
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So Justice Kennedy thinks he has the authority to over-throw 6,000/2,000 years of Judeo-Christian belief and nullify our God-given and First Amendment right of religious liberty. Amazing. Here’s a press release from Liberty Counsel:…
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Today the Supreme Court announced another Dred Scott like decision in its claim that DOMA is unconstitutional. Evidently five of the justices haven’t been taught about the First Amendment and our God-given right of…
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A great article by Robert Knight: Given the sheer volume of bizarre cultural shifts just in the past few weeks, it’s time for another “if I were the devil” column. If I were Beelzebub,…
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From John Stonestreet at Breakpoint: Threats against religious liberty and freedom of conscience are no longer theoretical—they’re real, and they’re growing. Just ask Jack Phillips, the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop in Denver, who declined…
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From Bill Muehlenberg: OK, it has been at least a week so I had better get back to what is now becoming a full-time assignment: monitoring all the nasty activities of the tolerance brigade….
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From Mark Steyn: A few years ago, after one corruption scandal too many, the then Liberal government in Canada announced that, to prevent further outbreaks of malfeasance, it would be hiring 300 new federal…
Read MoreTwo con, two pro — four articles regarding the TSA whistleblower Edward Snowden: By disclosing these highly classified national security programs to the foreign media, Edward Snowden effectively appointed himself to the United States Congress, Presidency and Supreme Court — and made himself the arbiter of all things constitutional. […]
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